Sentence examples for status upheld from inspiring English sources

Each year since 2009, between 96% and 100% of Afghan asylum seekers have had their claims for refugee status upheld.

That Mr Carter has a smaller audience than Tchaikovsky is of no importance; Mr Carter still has a very large audience.Mr Aimard also admits that contemporary classical music is damaged by a "special interest" status upheld as much by its defenders as its detractors.

In a meeting in February in Nairobi, governments decided that they'd prefer to see the status quo upheld.

European withdrawal is presented as a great revolutionary promise, held in stark contrast to the status quo upheld by a homogeneous political elite.

European withdrawal is presented as a great revolutionary promise, held in stark contrast to the status quo upheld by a homogeneous political elite.

Mr. Maxwell's status was upheld in a decision handed down last Tuesday by the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court in Brook lyn.

However Karin Westerman drew parallels with 1990s Britain: a class system that was breaking down but defended by those whose power and status it upheld; the multi-ethnic composition of Hogwarts' students; the racial tensions between the various intelligent species; and school bullying.

But we were asking that the status quo be upheld and be made legal for perpetuity.

That cost Bob Jones University its tax-exempt status, a decision upheld in 1983 by the Supreme Court.Albert Mohler, a prominent evangelical intellectual and president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, has warned followers that the legalisation of gay marriage by the Supreme Court might be "the greatest threat to religious liberty of our lifetime".

The status quo is upheld by political barriers that make the solution (obvious as it may be) feel unreachable.

But the High Court of Delhi upheld the status quo on Tuesday.