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Not upheld, said the ASA.

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio feels the church had the principles underlying its defense upheld, said a diocesan spokesman, Andrew J. Walton.

"The UK has very high standards, and it's important that the business code is upheld, said Cable's adviser.

"The distinction between the UN's political and humanitarian operations is made and upheld," said Bowden in an interview in London.

"Whales are protected under Australian law, and we want to see that law upheld," said Jess Harwood, HIS Australia's biodiversity programme officer.

"The core of the case was monopoly maintenance and the core of the case was upheld," said Andrew I. Gavil, a professor at the Howard University law school.

Manfred angrily weighed in with his own statement shortly after the appeal was officially upheld, saying Major League Baseball "vehemently" disagreed with Das's decision to side with Braun.

A PNG opposition effort to challenge the Manus Island facility in the Supreme Court - arguing it violates a constitutional guarantee of personal liberty - stalled on a technicality but is likely to be upheld, says lawyer and prominent political commentator Deni ToKunai.

"Coach Raymond has standards to uphold," said Fernandez, who last gave up an earned run at the world championships -- in 1998.

"It would set a difficult precedent if a country such as the US didn't go along with laws that they themselves uphold," said her brother, Lyle.

Mr. Panetta told the Afghan leader that "the conduct depicted in the footage is utterly deplorable, and that it does not reflect the standards or values American troops are sworn to uphold," said George Little, the Pentagon spokesman.