Sentence examples for upheld requirements from inspiring English sources

Court rulings, the lawyer said, have upheld requirements of no more than 48 hours' notice.

In particular, it is necessary to ensure equal treatment for citizens, uphold requirements as to quality and continuity of services, and contribute to balanced regional development.

In most cases the federal government can do little to resist this incursion on voting rights, because the Supreme Court upheld ID requirements in 2008.

By instituting cultic reforms that upheld the requirements of the Covenant as set down in Deuteronomy, they earned the historian's high praise.

An often-overlooked part of the Citizens United decision actually upheld disclosure requirements, saying that "transparency enables the electorate to make informed decisions and give proper weight to different speakers and messages".

Both definitions have become blurred in the 26 years since the court in Buckley v. Valeo upheld disclosure requirements for money spent on express advocacy of a candidate's election.

If the Court agreed with Mr. O'Toole that the disclosure requirements were unconstitutional, Justice Breyer wanted to know, what might be the implications for campaign finance cases down the line, given that the Court has already upheld disclosure requirements for contributions in Federal elections.

California courts have previously upheld such requirements for pawnbrokers and bartenders, among others, she pointed out.

If plaintiffs appeal, the Supreme Court may refrain from reviewing the case because other U.S. circuit courts have also upheld certain requirements for concealed carry permits, said University of California, Los Angeles, law professor Adam Winkler in an email.

The board also upheld a requirement that students take 22 credits.

The Ninth Circuit also upheld the requirement that unlicensed clinics disclose that they are unlicensed.