'uphold to' is not correct and usable in written English.
To use it properly, you would need to say 'uphold to something'. Example sentence: The company upholds to its values and mission.
Besides, he had a carefree reputation to uphold; to him, weakness was prey.
"Elections that appear to be foregone conclusions do not advance the reformist agenda many of us pledged to uphold to our constituents," their letter said.
do not understand this and consider the status quo (which they uphold) to be healthy, they deserve every protest they receive, and more.
Some have suggested that he could do so (assuming Kennedy votes to uphold) to make the ruling seem less contentious or to have more control over the drafting of the opinion.
So he opens up, admitting to his greed for power; to violating the treaties he had pledged to uphold; to confiscating a magic ring from the Nibelung dwarf Alberich.
A day after he said he was open to pursuing a new Council resolution, Mr. Bush said that the 15-member Security Council would have to decide soon and that he was confident it would uphold "to the fullest" its previous demands that Saddam Hussein's government disarm.
The top United Nations human rights official urged Maduro's government to uphold rights to peaceful assembly.
Campaigners say they are "bitterly disappointed" by the decision to uphold changes to Horton Hospital.
In their view intellectual-property rights have to be upheld to induce firms to innovate.
Mr Ensing has offered, if his rights are upheld, to restore Mies's original wall.
The evidence was overwhelming, and the brothers' conviction was upheld to the highest court.
