Sentence examples for upheld saying from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

"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.

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

"The government has a right to demand a certain amount of protection for patients, so I have every confidence that these laws will be upheld," said David Gittrich, development director for Kansans for Life, which lobbied for the regulations.

"The new wolf plan must address issues of management and control, with targets for stock farming which must be upheld," said the minister of ecology and sustainable development, Delphine Batho, when the group was launched.

"Hong Kong is a place where the rule of law is strongly upheld," said Wong Yan-lung, the secretary for justice, after meeting here on Monday with three opposition lawmakers from South Korea who complained about the prosecution.

Even though most people do not take action to preserve their privacy, the rights of those who do want protection have to be upheld, said Marc Rotenberg, the executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington.