The vermouths I tasted all upheld that notion, whether the bitterness came from the wormwood (wermut in Old German) that gives vermouth its name or from some other botanical.
Latinas in a sense, are valued and upheld in parts, whether they're being regarded for their hair, face or body.
The primary focus will be on whether these commitments should be upheld, rather than on whether they are definitive of "naturalism".
They will applaud him, because, in the face of the white world, he remains 'proud of his race and always tries to uphold it whether it is good or bad, right or wrong'".
Such a thing, should it occur, would be a violation of what is perhaps the most basic tenet of democracy: that we vote to see what society agrees on, and once it's been determined, we uphold it whether or not we agree.
If Justice Gans's order is upheld, the question of whether to create a commission to look into writing class size limits into the City Charter will be question No. 6 on the ballot on Nov. 4.
And he said the ethics of applying mindfulness in business depended entirely on the corporation in question and whether it upheld social values and made a contribution to the welfare of its community.
Asked whether he personally upheld such standards, Balls replied: "Absolutely.
The law made its way to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which ruled last week that the lower court that had upheld it must determine first whether the state was doing enough to prevent voter disenfranchisement.
The question of whether the universe was created or had existed from eternity had been treated by Maimonides in an ambiguous manner; scholars still disagree over whether Maimonides ultimately upheld an Aristotelian, Platonic, or scriptural doctrine of creation.
