A judge had upheld the term-limits change, and people were angry.
In June Bombay's High Court upheld the terms of the original agreement.
Neither side upheld the terms of the treaty of 1153, and in 1157 open conflict erupted in the so-called incident at Besançon, wherein Adrian declared that Frederick had received the empire as a beneficium, or fief, from the pope, provoking the emperor and his advisers.
But the city did not uphold the terms of the agreement, state officials say.
The state-owned Russian gas monopoly Gazprom responded by threatening to levy a multibillion-dollar fine against Ukraine for failing to uphold the terms of the purchasing agreement.
"People are struggling with what it means to uphold the terms of your mortgage contract and what it means to walk away.
In order to uphold the terms of the Interagency Bison Management Plan, the government organizes the killing of hundreds of bison every year.
Sadat and Begin led with courage and resolve, and their respective citizens followed their lead by upholding the terms negotiated.
The case has raised questions about the Trump administration's commitment to upholding the terms of DACA, which has been granted to nearly 800,000 people.
Amherst, who also presided over the surrender of Montreal in 1760, refused the surrendering garrisons at Louisbourg and Montreal the normal honours of war, due in part to the French failure to uphold the terms of capitulation in this action.
In January, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Copyright Term Extension Act, which had added 20 years to the copyright term.* But if the old-liners continue to get their way, the public domain in the U.S. will virtually disappear.
