Sentence examples for upheld only from inspiring English sources

If the law is fully upheld, only nine or 10 clinics will remain.

In today's version, even health measures will be upheld only "if they do not constitute an undue burden," ante, at 35 (emphasis added).

A final ruling in that case is expected later this year, though the ban would be upheld only after receiving parliamentary approval.

In this dynamic behaviour of the transformative capacity or power is everywhere, but they are displayed, maintained and upheld, only when agents pursue their 'project' by negotiating with other agents.

The bill also does nothing to address the manifest inadequacy of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, a complaints body that has upheld only 10 complaints out of 1,100.

"How many weary days and weeks had I passed, upheld only by the fond hope of bringing home many new and beautiful forms from those wild regions".

It cleared the doctor this week of most of the charges against him, upholding only one serious charge involving a spinal surgery.

Sixty years of oppression and 40 years of military occupation have taught Palestinians that, regardless what political solution we uphold, only through popular resistance coupled with sustained and effective international pressure can we have any chance of realising a just peace.

This negative reaction may fit with Kupperman's (1999) characterization of much Western ethics as upholding only a limited altruism that allows one a private sphere of life free from moral demands and in which one gives much more weight to the cares and concerns of the self and those close to the self.

Citing statistics from the annual report, he said the board typically upholds only a third of the allegations made against police officers.

Would it, like Dubya and his loyalists, simply decide to uphold only those parts of the Constitution that happen to fit their ideological agenda?