Sentence examples for will not uphold from inspiring English sources

However, considered by themselves, Bornean birds will not uphold the name minor.

"Those other laws may sound more drastic," she said of the bans on early abortions, "but one assumes the Supreme Court will not uphold them".

He also has suggested that he will not uphold standards of decency during wartime recognized by the civilized world for generations.

Hailemariam and her children have received no written assurances that the government will not uphold the death penalty and execute Tsige.

What this is meant to cover is not just the possibility that the Strasbourg judges will not only uphold their earlier decision, in favour of the government, that deporting the radical cleric to Jordan would not expose him to the risk of torture.

Unreasonable threat that you cannot and should not uphold will only lead to your word being worthless.

But as they state in their user agreements, none of the sites will accept responsibility if participants do not uphold their end of the bargain.

Their claims will not be upheld.

Increasingly the evidence I use is going to be used by other immigration lawyers and the sector will have a dead policy because the tribunal will not be upholding the guidance," he said.

The CCRC reviews cases of alleged or suspected miscarriage of justice with a view to referring them back to the appeal courts if it believes there is "a real possibility" the conviction will not be upheld.

"We are opposed to the rules on several grounds and we believe they will not be upheld by the courts," she said.