Sentence examples for upheld house from inspiring English sources
"The local council does have a responsibility to uphold housing standards but a problem is that there's not enough funding in the councils so a lot of these things go unnoticed".
If you have a babysitter or a nanny, make sure they uphold your house rules on TV-watching and set limits on how much computer time your kids receive.
Brown added that Carson had promised to uphold the housing rights of LGBTQ individuals and work to bolster housing in the president's proposed infrastructure plan.
The Supreme Court upheld the indictment and house arrest of Gen. Augusto Pinochet for the disappearance of six leftists during his rule in the 1970's, rejecting an appeal by lawyers for the 90-year-old former dictator that he should not be put on trial for health reasons.
The justices have upheld detention without trial and house demolitions, while setting criteria to limit the practices.
If that sentence is upheld, he could well face house arrest and a ban on communicating with the members of his party.
Evans told peers that while Strathclyde's recommendations were "compelling, and we are determined that the principle of the supremacy of the elected house should be upheld, we have no plans for now to introduce new primary legislation".
When Brent's housing review team upheld the original decision, a retired KUWG member offered to pay for a hostel.
What's needed is a quiet, persistent bureaucratic effort to enforce the rules we have: to see that the minimum wage is actually paid to workers, and that they work no more than the permitted hours; to see that housing standards are upheld; that taxes are paid, cars are insured and even cigarettes and alcohol are properly taxed.
Mairead Philpott has had her 17-year prison sentence for killing her six children in a house fire in Derby upheld by the court of appeal.
