Sentence examples for uphold this policy from inspiring English sources

Jackson, who in 1944 wrote an eloquent and powerful dissent in Korematsu v. United States, the Supreme Court's decision to uphold this policy of pre-emptive internment, laments F.D.R.'s "limited commitment" to civil liberties -- his tendency to base policy judgments, even before the war, on his own moral code rather than the law or Constitution.

By declining to participate in the New York attorney general's proposed database of Sept. 11 relief recipients, Dr. Bernadine Healy, the Red Cross president, upheld this policy.

The late King Hassan upheld this policy: his kingdom was the least educated in North Africa and talk of poverty was taboo.Unlike his father, King Mohammed speaks of modernisation and social development.

The 4th Circuit Court in a 2-1 decision upheld this policy in April and ruled for Gavin Grimm, a 17-year old transgender boy from Gloucester, Va.

It is the Boy Scouts' choice, as a private entity, to ban gays (the Supreme Court has upheld this policy), just as the Augusta National Golf Club may legally ban women.

The court should simply uphold the policy on its face, the two lawyers said.

Bernardi said he would expect every minister to uphold the policy position the party had adopted.

In an attempt to uphold the policy, Mr Netanyahu's officials played down the attack: he delayed his scheduled departure for an official visit to China by only two hours.

In 2008 CFEC filed suit with the FSU Supreme Court against the Union Board for failing to uphold the policy though they ruled they lacked jurisdiction after hearing the case.

When the government draws legal lines based on benign distinctions — such as setting up different tax rates for people in different income groups — courts will uphold the policy as long as it has a "rational basis".

Lawyers who argued the case for welfare recipients said they were disappointed that the court upheld the policy.