Sentence examples for upholds with from inspiring English sources

At the very least, it upholds with admirable panache a cuisine that is fading away as fast if not faster than Yiddish.

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.

It's unclear how much of this is Mr. Stapleton and how much is high-lonesome traditionalism, which the SteelDrivers uphold with vigorous fondness.

Still, others contend that the market for sovereign debt may be improved if the judge's ruling is upheld, with the sanction on payments banks mostly intact.

As such, the call for ingenuity and engineering ability to provide appropriate sets of solutions based in the regional and local requirements as defined in the aspiration of the United Nations ''Millennium Goals'' must be upheld with tenacity.

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.

This is stewardship of a natural resource upheld with unswerving belief and sensitivity for the balance between careful exploitation and preservation for the future.