Sentence examples for which uphold from inspiring English sources

The writer cites several studies which uphold the theory of the Cinderella effect.

The practice of birth control has proven particularly controversial within Catholic sexual ethics, which uphold the family ideal.

Future trade deals will require signatories to "adopt, maintain and enforce" the five fundamental standards of the International Labour Organisation, which uphold freedom of association and collective bargaining and forbid forced labour, child labour and discrimination.

Mr Blair made it clear in a statement to reporters this morning that when democracies of the world are under threat they need to emphasise the strength of the institutions which uphold their freedom.

He added: "Some of those who go to United States or Western countries get indoctrinated with the mischievous plots of the Western World to continue their aggression against the world's greatest civilization which uphold the morality and cultural heritage dating back to million years".

He pointedly criticises the stance taken by India and South Africa, which uphold human rights at home but undermine international efforts against regimes such as Burma, Sudan or Zimbabwe.At least in the eyes of the world, Freedom House and HRW come from slightly different places.

The case went to the Supreme Court, which upheld the ruling.

The supreme court has already established a "limiting principle", which upholding the ACA would not threaten.

He appealed to the Maharashtra High Court, which upheld the sentence, and then to the Supreme Court.

The case reached the Supreme Court, which upheld government background checks for employees of contractors.

Korematsu appealed his conviction to the U.S. Court of Appeals, which upheld the conviction and the exclusion order.