The phrase 'uphold with' is not grammatically correct in English.
To make this phrase grammatically correct, you could say "uphold with (something)". For example, you could say "We must uphold our values with integrity".
It's unclear how much of this is Mr. Stapleton and how much is high-lonesome traditionalism, which the SteelDrivers uphold with vigorous fondness.
As predicted by this column in June 2009, its promises over investor returns were always likely to be hard to uphold, with planning authorities rejecting its applications.
Founded by Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson and friends in 1947, Magnum's vast archive provides some much-needed historical context for our present-day concerns, a legacy its current members uphold, with long-form photo essays, books and exhibitions.
Such an evolution is the result of intense and complex ongoing ties that migrants uphold with their country of origin and the cultural, social, economic, political and ideological transfers that occur between the departure and the receiving country and beyond.
Take pride in all that you do right, in the actions you perform with perfection, and in the values you uphold with unyielding dignity.
Your planner has a reputation to uphold with their vendors and it gets tarnished if they can't come up with answers from their clients.
But which "European values" are best upheld with barbed wire and fences, regulations, harassment and attacks?
It's difficult to see what social good the state is upholding with its legal action.
We want a strong, vibrant democracy where human rights are upheld with zero tolerance towards corruption.
Arsenal's appeals were therefore upheld, with the pair available for Tuesday's visit of Swansea to the Emirates Stadium.
While Barake's conviction was quashed on appeal, Ibrahim's was upheld with a reduced sentence of six months.
