In proscribing experimentation on the human embryo, the Vatican feels it is upholding the divine command, "Thou shalt not kill". In so saying, it is accused of an obscurantist approach to human nature.
Kennedy stressed that Catholic or not, he would uphold without reservation the constitutional command that there be a separation of church and state.
Neither owner nor builder is commanded to give a bond, though decisions are not lacking that such a command will be upheld.
The narrative on the right is this: Once upon a time, Americans honored the Lord, and he commissioned their nation to welcome all faiths while commanding them to uphold Christian values.
"The King shall at all times profess the Evangelical-Lutheran religion, and uphold and protect the same" commands the Norway constitution.
But a Syrian government newspaper expressed doubt that insurgent units, who lack a unified command, would or could simultaneously uphold a cease-fire.
At the time, the man ultimately responsible for upholding this freedom was General Geoffrey Miller, who took the command of Joint Task Force Guantánamo in November 2002, the same month Yee became chaplain.
● Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. says the doctrine of stare decisis — previous court decisions are owed respect — is not an "inexorable command". The ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), upholding racial segregation in separate but equal facilities, has been undone.
But what cannot be allowed to stand is when he believes in his strategy more than the command structure and order of the Armed Forces, and his duty to uphold it.
Because Ormonde maintained ties with the Jacobites, who upheld Stuart claims to the English throne, he was removed from his command on the accession of the Hanoverian king George I in 1714.
Our findings uphold earlier work by Blaise and Kegels [ 35], who describe the rigidity and lack of responsiveness in command-and-control structures observed in several African health systems as contributors to quality of care challenges in service delivery.
