Sentence examples for uphold almost from inspiring English sources

I am glad that John Roberts, the Chief Justice, voted to uphold almost all of the Affordable Care Act.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 29 , 2012I am glad that John Roberts, the Chief Justice, voted to uphold almost all of the Affordable Care Act.

They say the Supreme Court's recent ruling, which used strong language to uphold almost all of the new law, bolsters their argument.

"The court has upheld almost all of the TACA decision on the legal issues," Ms. Torres said.

The district court certified (requested resolution of) the constitutional questions to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, which upheld almost all provisions of the law.

Europe's general court has upheld almost all of a giant fine levied against Microsoft over an antitrust case first brought by the European Commission's competition watchdog in 1998.

In a two-day fact-finding hearing, the judge upheld almost all of the facts alleged by Clare against her ex-partner, including threats to set fire to her and the children and a threat to rape her.

There were 1,374 appeals to the IPCC over forces' decisions not to record a complaint, up 16%, with the watchdog upholding almost two-thirds of these and telling police to revisit the complaint.

The Supreme Court has upheld almost the entire law, some of which has already been implemented with narry a whirr from the black helicopters.

Here Trump was evoking the 1944 Korematsu decision, which upheld almost unlimited executive powers over immigration to permit the detention of Japanese-Americans without any evidence (and none existed) of subversion.

These comments, completely at odds with how the "deal" was broadly reported, are compounded by the premise – upheld by almost all British news media – that the territories are independent in the first place.