Sentence examples for upholding of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "upholding of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to talk about the process or action of upholding something or someone. For example, "The upholding of traditional values is essential to the success of this project."
Some are enthusiastic in their upholding of the treaties.
The upholding of the A.C.A., though, makes the lack of a plan much less important.
But often their influence has been symbolic and restricted to the upholding of tradition.
"Europe's economic wellbeing relies upon the upholding of international norms and international law.
Yet it would be simplistic to think that such Athenian-influenced constitutions were necessarily a significant upholding of human rights.
But there might be some who don't feel they can fully buy in to an approach which so squarely links performance to the upholding of our values.
The panel's upholding of the findings by a lower court endorses a decision that made headlines around the world when it was issued in July.
His second candidacy was frustrated by party leaders in his own state because of his courageous upholding of the rights of California's Chinese minority.
He said: "There might be some who don't feel they can fully buy in to an approach which so squarely links performance to the upholding of our values.
But you have to admire the brazenness of all the artistic decisions and, from the playwright on down through the cast, the uncompromised upholding of them.
The creation of the international criminal court in part stems from a growing understanding that state legitimacy must be derived from the upholding of human rights values.
