Sentence examples for steps to uphold from inspiring English sources

Unless the official nuclear powers take steps to uphold their side of the NPT bargain that obliges them to work towards abolishing their nukes in exchange for keeping others from seeking the bomb, this opportunity could be lost.

All Turkish state institutions therefore have an obligation to respect and to take steps to uphold the right to freedom of expression.

The judge ruled that the Mississippi Department of Corrections, together with Management Training Corporation, the private prison company that runs the facility, must take steps to uphold the inmates' Eighth Amendment right to reasonable protection.

In obedience to its appointed role, the Turkish army has several times stepped in to uphold Ataturk's vision.

A crucial step is to uphold the freedom of workers to organize a union by modernizing the National Labor Relations Act and stopping employers from harassing organizing efforts with virtual impunity.

Regulators around the world must act to ensure concrete steps are taken to uphold peoples rights and stop Google routinely trampling on our privacy".

Kim said at the parade that he has taken steps toward denuclearization and planned to uphold the peace resolution, according to Reuters, which cited a Chinese state television report.

In his letter last week, Mr. Monti said he expected Mr. Lombardo to uphold his pledge to step down at the end of July ahead of early regional elections in October that had originally been scheduled for next spring.

"They see him as someone who remained defiant every step of the way, who protested peacefully to uphold his own dignity.

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Making his first visit to sub-Saharan Africa as secretary of state, John Kerry urged Nigeria on Saturday to uphold human rights as it steps up its fight against Islamic extremists.

In response, the Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives stepped in to fund an effort to try to uphold the law.