Sentence examples similar to would uphold a preference for from inspiring English sources

The estate's lawyer, Jerry W. Carlton of O'Melveny & Myers in Los Angeles, said he had no doubt the court would uphold a retroactive reinstatement of the estate tax for 2010.

I am sure he would uphold an abortion ban.

Then Schiff asked Comey whether the Russians would "have a preference for a candidate who expressed open admiration for Putin".

He added: "I think a lot of owners would have a preference for a hard salary cap like football has.

"Alumni and boosters almost always would have a preference for a big name," Nordenberg said Wednesday by telephone.

"It would show a preference for bigger industry profits at the expense of Americans' air quality, environment and health".

And do you think the society would have a preference for or against Arab immigrants?

The wording of the question makes it unlikely that a candidate would admit a preference for working alone.

Disclosing would uphold the ethical value of respect for persons and serves to minimize harm to them.

There was a need to create an ideal environment that would uphold the Sunshine status of the city.

Shawn Nolan, a lawyer for Terrance Williams, expressed confidence the State Supreme Court would uphold Judge Sarmina's ruling.