Sentence examples for through upholding from inspiring English sources

Government's principal role was to maintain a "sound and stable currency" through upholding the gold standard.

The state assumes an enabling role, though retains an enforcing role through upholding individual rights and the rule of law.

Seeing that an increasing number of HLS alumni are taking up leadership roles within the Arab region, we genuinely believe that HLSAA, through its members, will have a transformative role in the future of the Middle East through upholding the rule of law.

The CR is also widely acknowledged as an important source of authority over livestock mobility, particularly through upholding and legitimizing the decisions of village chiefs.

For Nissenbaum, privacy is about defending the integrity of our social institutions and practices through upholding social norms defining the appropriate flow of information.

Chin pointed to a 2012 federal court ruling upholding click-through online agreements — which was itself based on a Supreme Court case upholding the fine print on the back of a Carnival Cruise Line ticket.

He was uncomfortable with President Obama's vacillations and his failure to hold Syria and Iran to account, but (unlike Trump) he was a devout believer in working through allies and upholding agreements.

Now, with a divided Senate and House, Democrats will still struggle to get things done, but they're committed to holding Trump accountable, forcing through investigations, and upholding policies around health and immigration.

It means bolstering institutions that defend them, and upholding standards through our behaviour as well as our statements.

At least the Under-21 manager resisted the temptation to pack his squad with established internationals such as Raheem Sterling, Jack Wilshere and Ross Barkley, preferring instead to stick with the players who came through the qualifiers and upholding the principle that under-21 football is about development of players for the senior squad.

This corresponds to the functionalist view of upholding actionability through trusting.