Sentence examples for we could uphold from inspiring English sources

If consciousness can be thoroughly intentionalized (as (a) would have it), maybe (with suitable qualifications), we could uphold the thesis that intentionality is the "mark of the mental".

The court could uphold the whole of Mr. Obama's bill — or strike it in its entirety.

Or they could uphold the will of California's voters and leave the law in place.

The arbitrator could uphold the suspension, reduce it or end it.

After the failure of that deal, the onus fell on Russia to demonstrate it could uphold an agreement, Mr. Kupchan, the analyst, said.

The court could uphold the ban; reject it on grounds that apply only to California or only to eight states; or establish a nationwide right to marriage equality.

The justices could uphold the appeals court's ruling that to grant the right to marry only to withdraw it later is unlawful.

But they were wrong, as Pereira quickly pointed out, clearly explaining the rule and seeing little possibility that the referee Jeff Triplette could uphold Jets Coach Rex Ryan's challenge.

He has made few enemies and is seen as a man who could uphold the dignity of the throne while posing no challenge to Mr. Hun Sen's political dominance.

For any who may have wondered whether future generations could uphold the standard, this magnificent student performance, hailed by Mr. Reich himself, should provide reassurance.

The court could uphold its right to show the movie without opening the door to a new era of political corruption.