I do not understand homeless "advocates" like Steven Banks, a Legal Aid lawyer, who blindly uphold the notion of unconditional housing.
"That might require a revision of the producer-only rule, or a new way of looking at producer-only while still upholding the notion of local food".
"Arguments about honour of course resonate today as they resonated in 1914, but you can pay too high a price for upholding the notion of honour, and I think in the end Britain did". He concedes that if Britain had stood back in 1914, it would have reneged on commitments to uphold Belgian neutrality.
By interpreting statutes according to Parliament's intention, the judiciary upholds the notion of representative democracy as it makes sure that the people are ruled accurately by the laws made by their elected leaders.
It's an area of the country filled with black families who cherish one another, show up for one another, and uphold the notion of being gifted and black.
The film picks up at the point where the white minority doubled down on its racist regime, instituting a nationwide policy of laws designed to uphold the notion of white supremacy.
For example, should upholding the notion of 'minimal risk' always be paramount?
The Columbia Business School Honor Code calls on all members of the School community to adhere to and uphold the notions of truth, integrity, and respect both during their time in school, and throughout their careers as productive, moral, and caring participants in their companies and communities around the world.
That decision, issued in August by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, upheld the notion that makers of a technology with legal uses cannot be held liable simply because some -- or even most -- of its users deploy it to violate a copyright.
The Israelis right, center, and left have long been wary of the U.N., a venue that once upheld the notion that Zionism is a form of racism and passes relatively frequent condemnations of Israeli actions, but which does not have the political wherewithal to sanction Russia for bombing hospitals and aide convoys in Syria or countless other states for their more heartless and illegal transgressions.
