Sentence examples for subsequently upheld from inspiring English sources

Those principles were subsequently upheld in the Nuremberg war crimes tribunals.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission subsequently upheld her complaint against officers.

Meanwhile, in Germany, an application lodged by Albert against the magazine Bunte was dismissed, a judgment subsequently upheld by its appeal court.

The court of appeal in Belfast subsequently upheld Murphy and Daly's legal challenge to Mr Justice Morgan's ruling and won the right to a retrial.

In the wake of Judge Kaplan's broadside (subsequently upheld by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals), the Justice Department discarded the Thompson memo.

Two judges have subsequently upheld the seizure, the latest one saying the bank had not sufficiently explained the provenance and purpose of the funds.

"Hypothetically, and pending any appeals, in situations such as this we will be informed by the relevant racing authority as to how they would like the suspension to be reciprocated in other jurisdictions, and will subsequently uphold it in the manner requested".

The ban was later upheld on appeal.

Passengers of easyJet and British Airways, and the UK's biggest package holiday operators, could be charged £25 if they make a complaint about delays, cancellations or lost baggage that is subsequently not upheld.

An example of the badly-handled complaints included one by a person whose grievance about the poor standard of care of their father, who subsequently died, was upheld by the public services ombudsman, Peter Tyndall.

Subsequently, Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, upheld in part a complaint by Gavaghan against the programme.