Sentence examples for upheld in order from inspiring English sources

That is a relatively simple principle, it seems to me, and it is a principle that must be upheld in order to make certain that the will of the American people is not only expressed but heard and abided by.

Responding to reports of discriminatory food circulation, Machinda Marongwe, Oxfam's country director in Zimbabwe, said: "Oxfam is deeply concerned with these findings and calls for humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality and impartiality, to be upheld in order to effectively deliver much needed assistance to the 4.2 million people affected by the drought.

Health professionals have a responsibility to be aware of and to ensure that the thermoregulatory needs of the infant are upheld in order to provide them with the best start possible.

Rigorous daily training must be upheld in order to prepare the fighters for bouts that can be won or lost in seconds, and this school is where that regime starts for the sport's future champions.  .

In his theory, he determines the fundamental, necessary beliefs that a person must uphold in order to belong to the system called "divine law".

The tightrope walker mustn't stumble; this is the balancing act that I must uphold in order to sustain -- to preserve -- myself.

A commentary on the practice and understanding of dharma, it is a small booklet containing 212 Sanskrit verses, outlining the basic tenets that Swaminarayan believed his followers should uphold in order to live a well-disciplined and moral life.

It is also encouraging representatives of the country's tourism and hospitality industries to sign the International Code against the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism, a set of criteria that tourism bodies agree to uphold in order to protect children.

The day after the march, President Peña Nieto thanked Mexico City's mayor, Miguel Ánhel Mancera, and his police for their coöperation with federal authorities in upholding order in the Zócalo.

The Supreme Court upheld the order in 2011 after the state appealed.

The Supreme Court can't get enough reminders that, to its shame, it upheld that order, in the Korematsu decision.