The Heralds are rivals of the Guardian, but regardless of these competitive realities, we share a common trait in vigorously upholding the need for fair, balanced and fearless independent reporting.
In his general philosophical comportment, Saadya upholds the need for and importance of reason, even in a religious context of revelation and faith.
Priority area four patterns and availability basically upholds the need to 'develop and implement a transparent self-regulatory system by the alcohol beverage industry' and conduct public education campaigns [ 1– 4].
I was one of those who - while realising that these few minutes will not allow an in-depth analysis of the situation in Cuba - upheld the need for a resolution to be adopted now on the arrests and, in particular, on the sentences, which are not just excessive but groundless.
"Those who uphold the laws need to obey the law," said Judge Joseph Dawson, adding that the behavior exhibited by the officers had been "dispiriting" and "disgraceful".
estimate that it will cost "$10 plus million over the next five years" to establish what they call the Last Ice Area — "a sustainable area, as vast as 500,000 square miles, to uphold the habitat needs of the polar bear, other ice dependent species and local people".
estimate that it will cost "$10 plus million over the next five years" to establish what they call the Last Ice Area—"a sustainable area, as vast as 500,000 square miles, to uphold the habitat needs of the polar bear, other ice dependent species and local people".
He continued using the slogan, and on September 11, Minton delivered his infamous "You Cannot Eat the Constitution" speech, in which he concluded the urgent needs of the masses outweighed the need to uphold the constitution.
And post-Charlie Hebdo and a few other things, I think they're settling in on an equilibrium, where people in the public recognize the need for good intelligence to protect the country, and people within the intelligence community recognize the need to uphold the privacy expectations of the American people and how you can't have one without the other.
Miliband has spoken several times in recent weeks about the responsibility he bore to balance the need to defend the security of the UK and the British people, with what he describes as the need to "uphold the values of the nation".
