Sentence examples similar to uphold representation from inspiring English sources
In February, however, in a Massachusetts case involving child-care workers paid by the state, former supreme court Justice David Souter, sitting on a three-judge panel in the first circuit court of appeals and writing for the majority, upheld exclusive representation, finding no violation of workers' first amendment rights.
It would make every voter count, provide fairer partisan representation and uphold the Voting Rights Act.
She determined to uphold religious tradition which prohibits any representation of humans or animals.
But a tweaked version meant to ensure better legal representation of defendants was upheld by the supreme court in 2014.
I'm glad the British government is making representations to China to uphold the rule of law in Hong Kong, but here's something that they can do themselves," said Lord Ashdown.
The language of compression uses input and output to uphold the distinction between reality and its representation, reproducing traditional philosophy in the process.
Not surprisingly, 40% of appeals against WCAs are upheld – rising to 70% if the claimant has representation at the appeal.
"Yet when these citizens pleaded with the courts to uphold their constitutional rights, we passively accepted the Government's representations".
Sessions also worked to uphold the death penalty against defendants who'd received grossly inadequate legal representation, such as Jimmy Lee Dill.
On Thursday, an appeals court upheld the lower court's decision, finding that Syed had ineffective representation at his original murder trial in 2000, CBS News reports.
