Sentence examples for rules are upheld from inspiring English sources

Where they have a role is in ensuring that competition is fair, aviation services are modernised and priced appropriately and safety rules are upheld.

A CAA spokesman said: "It is clearly not appropriate to fly a drone over large crowds of people or close to buildings and the CAA will continue working with the police to ensure these safety rules are upheld".

If the new cross-ownership rules are upheld, there would be nothing stopping a single media company from owning an unlimited number of radio, TV, and print media outlets in the same market--a move that could effectively gut the notion of a free, independent press, as well as any separation between giant media conglomerates.

Fetching water on Water Cay is no longer free of charge, while armed private guards make sure these rules are upheld.

The predecessors to the current rules were upheld against repeated challenge from the media industry by Supreme Court rulings that deferred to regulators and broadly found restrictions to be in "the public interest".

The rules were upheld last year by the federal appeals court here.

Last week, while Bates raged, the League was hugely pleased that its rules were upheld.

The constitutionality of the F.E.C. rules was upheld by a federal judge, who should be supported by the appeals court.

In 1943 the FCC's new network rules were upheld in a landmark Supreme Court decision, helping to even the playing field for Mutual.

The rules were upheld by President Obama's Interior Department, which said that both states had developed satisfactory management plans and that the wolves, in effect, could be released into their custody.

Former Rangers chief executive Charles Green has been fined £2,500 after a Scottish FA complaint of breaching two disciplinary rules was upheld.