The phrase "upheld about" is grammatically correct, but it is not commonly used in written English. It would be more natural to use "upheld regarding" or "upheld concerning" instead. Example: The court's decision was upheld about the controversial use of surveillance cameras, causing a heated debate among citizens.
If her decision is upheld, about 350,000 tenants could receive rebates or reductions in their rent.
Ms Mellor, whose report is based on 136 complaints that she upheld about end of life care, claims there is potential to improve the experience of all those who die an expected death – some 355,000 a year.
A dialogue was upheld about how the woman's sex life and relationship was developing.
It turns out that it's not unusual for the BSA to dismiss incidents like this – they only uphold about one-fifth of all complaints they receive.
Now, with her book, The Art of Waiting, consisting of connected essays that are both personal and rigorously researched, Boggs hopes to undo some of the myths we uphold about childlessness, fertility treatments, and the desire ― fulfilled or unfulfilled ― to have a family.
Nearly a third of respondents with a college education said they would like to see the law upheld, compared with about 20 percent of those without a college degree.
Nearly a third of respondents with a college degree said they would like to see the law upheld, compared with about 20 percent of those without a college diploma.
In such cases, the Hawk-Eye data upheld the judges about 60% of the time.
This isn't for want of regulation, and the Advertising Standards Authority have repeatedly upheld complaints about adverts that make unsupported claims about antioxidants' benefits.
The trust partially upheld complaints about Bowen's reporting this month, agreeing he had exhibited anti-Israeli bias.
However, the ASA upheld complaints about the overall tone of Thicke's video, which was deemed sexual.
