Sentence examples for upheld then from inspiring English sources

If Tusk's plan to seal the Macedonian border is upheld, then Greece faces a dystopian nightmare.

If the charges are not upheld then the authors have every right to have such a judgment announced publicly.

If the charges are upheld, then that player should be barred from the Hall of Fame, and all his records invalidated.

Yet, had the Scuderia's complaint been upheld then the FIA could have applied a retrospective 20-second drive-through penalty to Vettel's time, which would have demoted the German from sixth to eighth on the race classification, and with it losing his third consecutive title by a point to Alonso.

Mr. Edwards, 58, and his lawyers have argued that if the prosecutors' theory is upheld, then campaigns could use legal contributions "to pay for a candidate to conceal a mistress, conceal an unwed pregnant daughter and, one would imagine, even to pay for an abortion to hide evidence of an affair".

If there is a certain wisdom in the pro-life assertion that other rights become meaningless if the right to life is not upheld, then it is reasonable to assert that the right to life has little meaning if the earth is destroyed to the point where life becomes unsustainable.

If they intend to fulfil their responsibilities to the health and welfare of citizens, to public order, and above all to the public streets and parks whose rights the authorities are sworn to uphold, then the way ahead is clear.

He cited the fact that in 2006, when Brown was a state senator, he was the only member to vote to uphold then-Gov.

The law being upheld is then no longer questioned, as it is seen as inherently just.

If it upholds DOMA, then you could argue that that part of the legislation, if it was in it, was invalid".

Informed that the ball had struck the batsman's pads, Armstrong then appealed for a leg before wicket dismissal, which the umpire then upheld.