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The Military, he considered, was standing firm in its primary purpose of upholding security.
But many lacked a sense of responsibility for upholding those values, the study found.
He emphasized that he was committed to upholding the law.
While terrorism is the great violator of human rights, the State and the security forces are devoted to upholding them.
The recent court decision in Minnesota upholding restrictions on free agency only points out that football players have little clout.
Now we're showing we're willing to pay the price for upholding those rules."
He will show pictures of the eight that are upholding the monarchy now, including Thor, who talks.
Hospitality and upholding the reputation of his domain came first with Abivard.
The European Union is at the forefront in protecting and upholding the human rights of all its citizens.
His assessment of the Prime Directive as not being worth upholding was disturbing.
Zimbabwean musicians' lyrics mostly contain encouragement of upholding good social values in the family and society as whole.
The advantage of online ethnography is seeing the Internet as a means of practicing and upholding a culture.
Reuters has a strict policy toward upholding journalistic objectivity.
Nevertheless, in upholding the refusal to permit the jury to be so instructed, the Court held that:
The UK is committed to upholding international justice and all of our international obligations.
This is the best route to reducing our dependency and upholding peace, disarmament and democracy.
He roams the jianghu as a wandering swordsman, by upholding justice and helping the poor.
Police were often ineffective in upholding law and order and were sometimes slow to assist religious minorities.
In upholding the regulation, the Supreme Court said, "We are .
The awards recognise dance and musical theatre schools and teachers who are committed to upholding safe and professional standards.
Mr. Lee offended conservatives simply because he favors upholding the law, which includes using affirmative action as a remedy for some civil rights violations.
One implies unquestioning loyalty; the other entails democratic participation and an insistence upon upholding the ideals that the country represents.
At the time federal officials received 35,000 written statements on the issue, most in support of upholding the decision of the CCC.
But nothing deflates a thriving club scene like repeated unheralded visits by a local constabulary intent on upholding "social order."
One could also argue that, in general, good courtroom dramas help us appreciate the difficulty in upholding justice in an imperfect system.
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