Sentence examples for were to be upheld from inspiring English sources

Vitro creditors say that if the Vitro's bankruptcy plan were to be upheld, other Mexican companies could have trouble raising money in the United States.

They complained: "We went into this investment thinking normal bankruptcy laws developed and refined over decades were to be upheld".

If the 1 30 ratio were to be upheld it would mean at least 6,600+ fewer permits — so likely thousands of Uber and Cabify contractors being put out of work.

Finally, he argued that if a theoretical lawsuit were to be upheld, it could "potentially pave the legal way to do away with Social Security" -- the logic being that Congress could no longer tax Americans for the purpose of ensuring broader social services.

If our predictions were to be upheld by the data, the null hypothesis was not to be rejected, whereas if overturned, the data would reject the null hypothesis.

One of the key lessons learnt from the GWAS initiatives was that the open access web approach to sequence data that had been a feature of the HGP was no longer feasible if the confidentiality commitments that had been made to research participants were to be upheld.

If the rule of law is to be upheld, it is vital that there should be an independent judiciary.

As plaintiffs from around the country waited to learn whether the settlement was to be upheld, they travelled back to East Texas to offer depositions and make individual claims.

These rules are to be upheld until the end of the summer season, at which point the Ski Lodge Commune rules go in to effect.

She said, in dozens of different ways, that she has the highest respect for the legal principle that precedents are to be upheld except in very unusual circumstances.

On a non-uniform mesh, however, the accuracy of finite difference schemes is degraded to the order of the mesh stretch, if all the conservation properties are to be upheld.