Sentence examples for substantially upheld from inspiring English sources
The readers' editor substantially upheld the complaint, finding that in initial reports the status of the leaked policy options document had been overstated.
Now it is Wotton, his claims of unlawful discrimination by police substantially upheld by the federal court, who calmly awaits a formal police apology to his community "so that it can move forward".
Audrey Williams, head of discrimination law at the firm Eversheds, said: "To the relief of employers, the ECHR has substantially upheld the approach to religious discrimination law adopted by the UK courts and found no significant inconsistency between UK law and the ECHR.
By substantially upholding the lower court's findings of fact, the appeals court "lays down some clear rules of the road," company Vice President Eric Liu said.
If Rakoff's decision is upheld, many settlements might become substantially more difficult or impossible to reach.
We have consistently upheld legislation that affects contract rights far more substantially than does the HUD circular.
The Court upheld plaintiffs' claims to an exemption from the contraceptive mandate of Obamacare because the mandate "substantially burden[s]" the exercise of religion.
A judge upheld a claim that bidding to select a builder and operator had to be reopened because the project had substantially changed, including a doubling in size, after the city had selected Quincunx, an affiliate of the entertainment management company Q Prime, for both roles.
The court said that since the regulations imposed First Amendment constraints, they could be upheld only if they advanced "important governmental interests unrelated to the suppression of free speech" and did not "burden substantially more speech than necessary to further those interests".
National honor was upheld.
