Sentence examples for truly upheld from inspiring English sources
Apple actually built a QR code reader into iOS 7 – yes, right into the OS – but in a way that makes clear its presence is more of a mildly unpleasant but useful tool in promoting its own tech, rather than anything to be truly upheld and encouraged.
Once we all -- LGBTQ or not -- are equally acknowledged for who are, we will all contribute to a health care environment that truly upholds the highest values of wellness for all.
They felt that they truly were upholding the supremacy and sovereignty of the British Parliament.
In other words, Kosovo must meet international norms of tolerance, the rule of law must be upheld and the truly free movement of its people be ensured before its future can be settled.
Located on the Esquiline Hill, Santa Maria Maggiore was founded in 432, just after the Council of Ephesus in 431, which upheld the belief that Mary truly was the mother of God; it was thus the first great church of Mary in Rome.
It is essential to keep in mind, that these larger corporations are lobbying lawmakers and petitioning to have their agendas upheld and undermine the legitimacy of truly dedicated and just farmers.
On the federal level, we must continue to demand that a state's rights be upheld, for only a state's citizenry can truly understand and resolve the environmental, social and economic problems in its own backyard.
I look forward to the constructive debate that has been started and I will continue to stand up for low-income and middle class Americans so that we can uphold the truly American notion of leaving each generation better off than the one that came before it.
Sexuality – or the lack of it – can truly affect a person's quality of life, and the right to give and receive sexual pleasure should be upheld.
Ofcom upheld the complaints.
