These two decisions alone are alarming, because they uphold the notion that the institutions involved have done something wrong.
This has helped to uphold the notion that people who excel at what they do deserve to be paid much more than those who are merely mediocre.
Back in May, when the European Court of Justice upheld the notion of citizens' right to be forgotten online, it sort of seemed reasonable.
"That might require a revision of the producer-only rule, or a new way of looking at producer-only while still upholding the notion of local food".
That decision, issued in August by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, upheld the notion that makers of a technology with legal uses cannot be held liable simply because some -- or even most -- of its users deploy it to violate a copyright.
The Israelis right, center, and left have long been wary of the U.N., a venue that once upheld the notion that Zionism is a form of racism and passes relatively frequent condemnations of Israeli actions, but which does not have the political wherewithal to sanction Russia for bombing hospitals and aide convoys in Syria or countless other states for their more heartless and illegal transgressions.
These ads still uphold the notion that, when it comes to evaluating ourselves and other women, beauty is paramount.
It's an area of the country filled with black families who cherish one another, show up for one another, and uphold the notion of being gifted and black.
The film picks up at the point where the white minority doubled down on its racist regime, instituting a nationwide policy of laws designed to uphold the notion of white supremacy.
Mansfield, in summing up the jury's verdict, said "The Case of Slaves was the same as if Horses had been thrown over board", and endeavoured to uphold the notion that slaves were property which could be destroyed in situations of "absolute necessity".
