Sentence examples for vigorously upheld from inspiring English sources

These rights must be vigorously upheld.

Three songs from "New," which pairs Mr. McCartney with new producers, vigorously upheld the Beatles spirit.

Their role should be vigorously upheld, in the European courts if need be.

Meanwhile, Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes vigorously upheld his chief's stand in the state primaries.

He resisted irresponsible spending increases, fought with the state's Progressive Party and vigorously upheld the right of Vermonters to carry concealed guns.

Under Taney's leadership federal judicial power was expanded over corporations, the federal government was held to have paramount and exclusive authority over foreign relations, and congressional authority over U.S. property and territory was vigorously upheld.

"President Trump promised the American people that his administration would vigorously uphold the rights of conscience and religious freedom," HHS Acting Secretary Eric Hargan said in a release Wednesday night.

The Swiss-born conductor Charles Dutoit, 65, who became the orchestra's music director in 1977 and is credited with transforming a decent regional ensemble into an internationally respected orchestra, was vigorously upholding the autocratic tradition.

The Heralds are rivals of the Guardian, but regardless of these competitive realities, we share a common trait in vigorously upholding the need for fair, balanced and fearless independent reporting.

While entrepreneurial universities may occasionally succeed in the short term, reasons Bok, only those institutions that vigorously uphold academic values, even at the cost of a few lucrative ventures, will win public trust and retain the respect of faculty and students.

"Washingtonians have enacted laws recognizing equality for same-sex couples, and I will continue to vigorously uphold these laws.