Sentence examples for uphold existing from inspiring English sources

The new government has promised to uphold existing treaties and commitments, and that includes the peace treaty with Israel.

Privacy groups and the two British MPs are urging the court to uphold existing safeguards established by the case.

If ministers can't be trusted to uphold existing wildlife protection regulations, it's highly doubtful that a new system, which allows our most precious natural sites to be traded like a commodity, will improve the situation.

The occasional decision to uphold existing law should not divert our attention from the more fundamental question of whether Mr. Bush is going to allow his Interior Department to become a captive of the oil and mining industries.

"Our statement reaffirms our principled commitment to upholding existing treaty obligations with Timor-Leste.

But he deserves a chance to explain his vision of the job as it relates to upholding existing law and defending civil liberties and constitutional rights.

The ruling upheld existing law under which parties can spend up to $33,780 in coordination with a House candidate and up to $1.6 million to assist a Senate candidate, the amount varying with the size of the Congressional district or the state.

In 2002, a 5-4 decision by Canada's Supreme Court in Harvard College v Canada (Commissioner of Patents) upheld existing law which permitted the patenting of genetically altered cells (including human ones) and simple organisms like bacteria and yeast but prohibited the patenting of higher life forms, including plants, seeds, and animals.

"While I am pleased the court has upheld existing law on nearly every issue, it is disappointing that a federal judge would again change the election rules after the current laws were upheld in the same federal district court by a settlement agreement we reached with the NAACP and the ACLU," Husted said.

Some of the multiple causes are conjectured to be fear of infection or pollution, fear of the different, association of the condition with poverty or other discrediting factors, and a means of upholding existing power differentials.

"It's not right; we absolutely don't uphold the existing power at whatever cost," he said.