Sentence examples similar to uphold a publication from inspiring English sources

The Press Complaints Commission's decision not to uphold a complaint against the Daily Mail over its publication of Jan Moir's article about the death of Stephen Gately is now unsurprisingly the centre of heated controversy.

This new organization, which newspapers could join voluntarily, would replace the largely ineffective Press Complaints Commission, run by the news industry itself, which is supposed to uphold a code of ethical journalistic practices agreed to by participating publications.

Mr. Faulk asserted that "no court in this country" had ever upheld a restraint forbidding the publication of information that was on the public record or had been obtained in open court.

I am sure he would uphold an abortion ban.

When an Indiana judge upheld a ban on gay publications Out and The Advocate, Paul asked the publishers to file suit, because it would stand up better in court than a suit from a prisoner.

Last month the supreme court upheld a ruling which paved the way for the publication of the so-called black spider memos, which the Guardian has pursued under the Freedom of Information Act.

It failed in March, when the Supreme Court upheld a ruling that the government's veto on their publication was unlawful.

He likened it to upholding a secrecy claim regarding the Pentagon Papers after their publication by this newspaper because the government refused to declassify them.

In Toronto, officials upheld a ban last month.

In addition, the agency upheld a $500,000 fine.

He also upheld a number of allegations of racial discrimination.