Sentence examples for upheld until from inspiring English sources

The pledge was upheld until February 1917, when unrestricted submarine warfare was resumed.

These rules are to be upheld until the end of the summer season, at which point the Ski Lodge Commune rules go in to effect.

Such aversion to Nick Griffin due to his contentious political beliefs sadly counters the democratic principles that this country has upheld until now.

The creation of that task force followed several years of faltering inquiries by Scotland Yard that upheld, until a torrent of disclosures last year, denials by News International that more than two people on the News of the World's newsroom staff had been involved in the illegal interception of the cellphone voicemails of crime victims, politicians and celebrities.

As Fig. 5 shows, the model includes a set of four warrants, or agreements, that need to be upheld until the issue, as understood by the impacted stakeholders, is resolved.

The ranchos (beginning with the missions) established the tradition of raising cattle in coastal Southern California, a custom upheld until the late 19th century.

The third Prairie Rule, however, I will uphold until death, in the face of common sense and sanity.

"As for rejoicing the death of British occupation soldiers in Iraq, this is a misrepresentation of a position that I still uphold until this day," he wrote.

Hoover, by contrast, remains under the thumb of his mother and the patriarchal rule she upholds until he's middle-aged, so it's no wonder that he replicates his repressive family structure at work, where he's Daddy dearest, Clyde plays the wife, and the F.B.I., as a character says in the film, is Hoover's child.

But the Conseil d'État upheld the ban until it could rule on its scientific underpinning.

State and federal courts consistently upheld the prohibitions, until 1948, when the California Supreme Court overturned California's law.