Curiously, or perhaps not, the figures in history we most revere are those men and women who fought against repression and were even martyred for upholding the right or the good.
We should be even more hesitant to uphold the inference of possession of a handgun from mere presence in an automobile, in light of common experience concerning automobiles and handguns.
With an online mortgage lender, it is even more important to uphold a superb online reputation.
A civil partnership pre-nup is even more likely to be upheld by a court because the partnership agreement states "till death us do part or earlier dissolution", softening the marriage principle and removing any religious aspect to the contract.
He's even opined in favor of upholding the state's plastic-bag ban, and he's endorsed candidates in various local races.
On the one hand, he's softened his earlier view that illegal immigrants simply need to "self-deport" and will not be granted leniency; he's even suggested that he might uphold Obama's recent executive order granting some illegal immigrants a reprieve.
Of those patients who wanted out of hours clinics, weekend clinics appeared to be consistently more popular than evening clinics and this trend was upheld even when the responses were analysed according to age, gender and medical condition.
As ESPN's Bonnie D Ford pointedly observed, it is reassuring to know etiquette was being upheld even as Diack's cabal ransacked the sport and undermined the efforts of clean athletes.
This one will just be booed and debated loudly, along with a Saints completion that was upheld even though it looked very much like a drop, and an apparent Saints fumble that was negated when officials ruled the runner was down by contact.
But suppose the prospects for competitive success, and so access to desirable positions and offices offering meaningful work, can be made unequal in such a way that those with the short end of the stick have more such opportunities than they would have if it were demanded that FEO must be upheld even in this case.
