Sentence examples for upheld in part from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, upheld in part a complaint by Gavaghan against the programme.

The commission upheld in part a complaint against HTV West's news magazine programme, West Eye View.

In spite of their complaints being upheld in part, and the exoneration of their character in the crown court, the couple believed their grievances had not been properly addressed and brought civil proceedings against Hackney, which denied liability.

His ruling was upheld in part and rejected in part by the appeals court.

Yet the new regulations are based on a broadly written Clean Air Act and were upheld in part by the Supreme Court.

Latinas in a sense, are valued and upheld in parts, whether they're being regarded for their hair, face or body.

CAS considered the incidents and responded by rejecting the appeal filed by the Serbian FA, upholding in part an appeal filed by Albania's FA, and deeming the match to have been forfeited by Serbia instead.

Morocco can play in the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers after the court of arbitration for sport (CAS) upheld "in large part" their appeal against Confederation of African Football (CAF) sanctions.

The Pennsylvania official was simply an immigration-policy freelancer (although I wonder what would happen today under Alabama's anti-immigrant law that was upheld in substantial part by a federal district judge last week; one of its provisions invalidates contracts to which one party is an undocumented immigrant, and marriage is, after all, a contract).

A federal appeals court on Monday upheld in large part gun control legislation passed in Connecticut and New York in the wake of the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

If, on appeal, the denial of the request for records, fee reduction, or expedited processing is upheld in whole or in part, the General Counsel or the General Counsel's designee will notify the person making the appeal of the provisions for judicial review of that determination.