Sentence examples similar to uphold the consequences from inspiring English sources
Discussing the likely reaction of the Supreme Court, influential evangelical minister and Republican activist David Barton said that "the odds are 999 out of 1000 that they'll uphold the California decision," with worrying consequences: "If they do, there's not a marriage amendment in the country that can stand.
It is also concerning as it may suggest that states are unwilling to ratify the Convention because they are complicit in this practice (and fear the consequences for failure to uphold the duties under the Convention if ratified).
Jeremy Krikler has argued that Mansfield wanted to ensure that commercial law remained as helpful to Britain's overseas trade as possible and as a consequence was keen to uphold the principle of "general average", even in relation to the killing of humans.
Democracy cannot breathe, and will die, if those enjoined to protect and uphold the law snuff it out unjustly and without consequence.
Police said they "will uphold the right to peaceful protest" but there will be "consequences" for any protesters who break the law.
"Fearing the consequences of upholding the rule of a law is not a reason to fail to uphold the rule of law," she said.
Maybe 5 per cent uphold the rules.
"We are sworn to uphold the Constitution.
Government must uphold the rule of law.
But he said that if it is upheld, the ruling could have disastrous consequences.
