Our study highlights the complex interplay between the structures that uphold routines, attitudes and practices and the potential for individuals to act according to their own agenda and moral beliefs.
A "yes" involves the acceptance of a rigid, self-perpetuating class system in a country with democratic and egalitarian pretentions — a system upheld and enforced by heavy-handed policing, routine incarceration and social and educational segregation.
McDonnell claims that the favors he did for Williams were "routine political activities" and that upholding the conviction against him would expose every federal, state, and local official to charges of public corruption.
The reality is that soon, we will reach a point where machines will easily exceed us in the mechanical and routine performance metrics that we currently uphold for ourselves.
The district attorney's office fought to uphold Miles's conviction, as a matter of routine and because Trina Gomez and Max Patlan had not recanted their original testimonies.
"Whether the guest is here for business or pleasure, today's traveler is looking to maintain as much balance in their wellness lifestyle as possible, upholding their weekly exercise routines and nutritional diets," said Charlotte Prescott, director of the spa and fitness at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Fla.
Lesser known is Curry's routine before the routine, which he plans to uphold in every game of the N.B.A. playoffs — especially when the Warriors are on the road.
Meanwhile, Harriet Robbins, 28, who says her boyfriend has a routine to rival her own, suspects it might be about upholding a certain standard.
As you go about your daily routine, interacting with others at work, at school, or with your family, take care to uphold your mate to others.
The ninth circuit court of appeals reversed a lower court decision upholding approval granted in 2012 for the Navy to use low-frequency sonar for training, testing and routine operations.
The Supreme Court first stamped its approval on the FCC's indecency regulations in 1978, when it upheld an agency action against a radio station's mid-afternoon broadcast of comedian George Carlin's "Seven Dirty Words" routine.
