Examples of 'not be upheld' in a sentence
Meaning of "not be upheld"
not be upheld: This phrase means that a decision, law, or rule will not be supported or confirmed, usually due to being challenged or proven invalid
How to use "not be upheld" in a sentence
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not be upheld
Some family traditions should not be upheld.
Complaints will not be upheld if the alleged victim 's story is simply not credible.
This argument can therefore not be upheld.
First, agency fees could not be upheld on the ground that they foster “ labor peace . ”.
Fear that anonymity would not be upheld.
That argument could not be upheld by the Court.
Such an unfair collateral advantage should not be upheld.
That it could not be upheld.
As the Commission did not contest the aforementioned explanations, the complaint could not be upheld.
Agreement should or should not be upheld by the Court,.
They said that the law was so poorly worded That it could not be upheld.
That our law should not be upheld.
Consequently, the Commission 's complaint in that regard could not be upheld.
That argument could not be upheld.
Consequently, the Com mission 's complaint in that regard could not be upheld.
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The complaint would not be upheld.
The rapporteur went on to say that this position could not be upheld legally.
The complainttherefore could not be upheld.
It follows that the third limb of this plea can not be upheld either.
I hope that further partitioning of the market will not be upheld by the Commission.
If deadlines are not met, the contract will not be upheld.
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