Sentence examples for upheld a requirement from inspiring English sources

The board also upheld a requirement that students take 22 credits.

In another 5 4 ruling, issued in June, the Supreme Court upheld a requirement at the University of California's Hastings College of the Law that registered student organizations had to accept any student as a member or potential leader.

Backing the teachers' union in the case, Verrilli pressed the court's conservative members to justify their apparent move toward overturning a unanimous 1977 supreme court decision, Abood v Detroit Board of Education, that upheld a requirement that public school teachers pay union fees, even when they opt out of joining the union.

Logging on thousands of acres in the Pacific Northwest was halted Thursday by a federal appeals court, which upheld a requirement for comprehensive new studies to protect fish from the potentially devastating effects of timber harvests.

The case that will receive the most scrutiny is Planned Parenthood v Casey, in which Mr Alito voted to uphold a requirement that would have forced women to notify their husbands (in most cases) before getting an abortion.

On Monday, the court's ruling in an Arizona immigration case delivered a partial victory to the Obama administration but also deeply disappointed some Latinos by upholding a requirement that police officers check the immigration status of anyone they stop if they suspect that the person is in the country illegally.

He also joined the majority in a 2014 decision upholding a requirement that asked states to reduce their power plant emissions to protect air quality in downwind states.

And Young wrote one opinion upholding a requirement mandating photo ID at the polls, despite another judge's contention that "history will judge us harshly"  for the decision.

The court upheld a core requirement known as the "individual mandate" that Americans buy insurance or pay a fine.

A Los Angeles developer was dealt a major setback Tuesday when a City Council subcommittee decided to uphold a city requirement that sets aside 15% of units in new residential developments near downtown for low-income residents.

721 (D.C.Md.1964), which upheld a one-year residency requirement for voting in a presidential election.