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The decision by the BBC Trust to uphold at least part of the complaint against Panorama over its programme on Primark is baffling.

As it appears increasingly possible that the court will uphold at least some of the disputed provisions, Mr. Schumer called the hearing as a showcase for the Democrats' opposition to the law, which has been intensely unpopular among Latinos nationwide.

While drug use on TV is not regulated by FCC rules, there are certain moral guidelines that networks were obliged to uphold, at least before 10pm (if only to fend off the inevitable viewer complaints).

With the strong conservative bent the court has shown this session, a distinct possibility has emerged that the justices could uphold at least some of the Arizona law's contested sections, going against the trend in the lower courts on the core legal issues.

"Jordan's attitude epitomises the values we want to uphold at this football club," he added.

Often, they stand accused of cover-ups and incompetence but such criticisms are hard to uphold at the moment.

The clear policy is that Labour will uphold an at-sea deterrent.

Daniel Ortiz, a law professor at the University of Virginia, estimated the chances that one of the same-sex marriage bans got upheld was "at most 5%".

It would not be surprising if both complaints were upheld, at least in part.

Privacy is sacrosanct and should surely be upheld at our most personal moments.

We do not argue that precedent must be worshiped and upheld at all costs.