"upholding justice" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to maintain or support fairness, righteousness, and moral principles. Example: The judge's primary duty is to ensure that justice is upheld in the courtroom.
Greatness lies in upholding justice, even under such dire circumstances".
The creep of secrecy has now reached our highest court, a body with a noble tradition for upholding justice and the rule of law.
"The erroneous decision not only has met with firm opposition by the entire Chinese nation, but is dismissed by the vast majority of countries upholding justice in the world".
In the last parliament, a House of Lords select committee held an inquiry into whether there was any conflict between the two roles, which involve upholding justice and making economies in the administration of the courts.
A student diner who didn't wish to be named commented: "For the profession responsible for upholding justice to compel its new recruits to eat a series of decadent meals sends out the wrong message".
In an election debate on Iranian TV, Mr Rouhani said that "upholding justice across the country and civil rights" were issues he would focus on if elected.
"It is very important for you to help uphold justice and national order," he said.
As prosecutors, we are obligated to uphold justice long after we obtain a conviction.
I am confident he will impartially interpret the law and uphold justice".
State-run Xinhua news agency said Wang "highly appreciates Cambodia's efforts to uphold justice over the South China Sea issue".
The Green Lanterns were picked by small, blue-skinned aliens known as the Guardians of Oa to uphold justice and defeat evil.
