Sentence examples for would have upheld from inspiring English sources

The lone dissenter, Justice Clarence Thomas, would have upheld Mr Elonis's conviction.

Judge Henderson would have upheld all of the D.C. registration ordinance.

Justice Kennedy was among the dissenters who would have upheld the Nebraska law.

Four Justices would have upheld the program on the ground that the government can use race to remedy disadvantages cast on minorities by past racial prejudice.

Judge James A. Wynn Jr. wrote in a concurring opinion that he would have upheld the act based on Congress's authority under its taxing powers.

He went to Pierson High School, was technically a townie, by definitions that he himself would have upheld, and was embarrassed by this.

And she was really, really appalled that the lower-court judge whose dissent in one crucial case she deemed "repugnant" — he'd have upheld a Pennsylvania law requiring wives to notify husbands before getting abortions — was the very man Bush picked to replace her: Samuel Alito.

I wouldn't be in a position to comment on what the Catholic Church has actually said in Uganda, but I would guess that they have upheld the Catholic Church's teaching which is in the catechism of the Catholic Church, which is that we should not discriminate unjustly against people because of their sexual orientation.

The ruling would have been upheld — by a simple majority.

"If I had one more conservative justice," he said, "Nebraska's ban on partial-birth abortion would have been upheld.

The judgment notice said that if I'd asked for just one free school form, rather than all of them, the decision would have been upheld, but removing all the personal data on so many documents was overly burdensome.