Sentence examples for yet upholding from inspiring English sources

Allowing Russia back in could see the credibility of the Games suffer, yet upholding the ban would cause major political ructions.

Yet upholding the decision may defy the will of a majority of Americans who, according to a recent New York Times/CBS poll, think the Affordable Care Act's individual health-insurance mandate is unconstitutional.

Courts may yet uphold the validity of some of the shelters.

It is unclear, for example, how search engines can censor results in China and yet uphold the initiative's principles.

And the Supreme Court may yet uphold the law, in which case the second-guessing in Washington will quickly transform into triumphant told-you-so's.

He pointed out that National Stolen Property Act of 1948 applies only to property valued above $5,000 and that federal courts had not yet upheld the application of Archaeological Resources Protection Act to foreign antiquities.

And I am completely at a loss to fathom how the Court can adopt its per se rule concerning distributional sales and yet uphold identical restrictions in Schwinn's marketing scheme when distribution takes the form of consignment or Schwinn Plan deliveries.

He also observed that Congress's 1968 legislation aimed at softening the ruling might yet be upheld by the Supreme Court.

Those judgments have not yet been upheld by a team of American investigators in Iraq led by David Kay, a special adviser to Mr. Tenet.

However, in its 13-year history it has yet to uphold a single complaint against the intelligence services - a fact that according to former minister Chris Huhne GCHQ reportedly boasted about to its US counterparts.

Millions of innocent people were killed in the last century, from Nagasaki to Hiroshima, from Vietnam to Iraq, by acts of governments that were secular by law yet publicly upheld Christian values.