Sentence examples for young upheld from inspiring English sources

A 1987 D.C. Circuit Court case (Public Citizen v. Young) upheld the clause for Orange nr 17, which has a lifetime cancer risk of 1 in 19 billion people; the judge stated that Congress intended an "extraordinarily rigid" position and that food manufacturers would find noncarcinogenic alternatives, and in fact, they did.

At Miami Art Basel last week a younger generation upheld that grand tradition, but added some kinks.

However, General Singh's contention that he is actually younger, if upheld, could make him eligible to remain on the job and complete a full three-year term.

Virtuosity has always played well with Grammy voters, and so has the comforting vision of a bright young artist upholding established ideals of quality.

Adolescents with Type 1 diabetes (T1D) show less effective metabolic control than other age groups, partly because of biological changes beyond their control and partly because in this period of developmental transition, psychosocial factors can militate against young people upholding their lifestyle and medical regimens.

I concur; it's exactly what I told my French friends several years ago: that the quality of writing by young Americans is upheld by the equivalent of a system of apprenticeships, in which professional writers, employed as teachers, help to foster the talents of newcomers.

In his Philharmonic debut, Garrett Sorenson, an alumnus of the Metropolitan Opera's young artist program, upheld earlier positive impressions, although he doesn't yet have the showmanship to milk the old tenor chestnut "Dein ist mein ganzes herz" offered as "Yours is my heart alone," which would have gained from more grandstanding to go with Mr. Sorenson's powerful top notes.

Despite the fact that 158 countries have set the legal age for marriage at 18 years, laws are rarely enforced since the practice of marrying young children is upheld by tradition and social norms.

According to researchers, it means that such individuals who make conscious healthy lifestyle choices, feel more masterful about themselves and their accomplishments, feel confident spending time amongst people who are younger, and uphold a positive mental attitude tend to live longer and happier lives.

In the 1940s, pink was declared the "sex-appropriate" color for young girls, a decision upheld by manufacturers and retailers.

It is not so much about the mere social courtesy of thanking someone that I wish for young lads to uphold; in fact, deep inside, I wish to see young boys and girls embracing the beautiful Prophetic tradition of greeting others with compassion and affection.