Sentence examples for was upheld with from inspiring English sources
While Barake's conviction was quashed on appeal, Ibrahim's was upheld with a reduced sentence of six months.
The Web site Retrosheet.org has tried to put together a list of all games in which a protest was upheld, with play resuming at the point of the protest, and has identified 14.
The Italian businessman's appeal against the League's decision to block the deal was upheld, with Leeds facing financial problems and their players having to defer some of their wages this week.
The chairman of the Soviet Football Federation, Nikolay Ryashentsev, who was also a member of Uefa's executive committee, raised the issue the next time the executive committee met and finally, on June 16, three weeks after the final, the result was upheld, with Rangers being banned from European competition for two years (although that was later reduced to one year on appeal).
But the complaint was upheld, with the deletion of the words "repeated" and "insulting and abusive".
"One was upheld with appropriate sanction in accordance with disciplinary procedures.
We want a strong, vibrant democracy where human rights are upheld with zero tolerance towards corruption.
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.
What holds the book together are his own sensibilities, which include an intense antipathy for "received" ways of thinking and for doctrines that were upheld with the panoply of ecclesiastical and secular power.
Coke's assertion of Magna Carta's formative place in English constitutional history, especially in confirming the independence of the judiciary, has been upheld with remarkable consistency throughout the last 350 years.
