Príklady upheld

• This pattern of results was upheld when we accounted for the effects of age, verbal ability, and nonverbal ability.

• Timing may vary dramatically between performers or stylistic schools, depending on the aesthetics upheld by the guru.

• Existing ethnic and civic practices should be scrutinized, and only those which secure the reasoned acceptance of all those affected by it should be upheld.

• The state court had upheld the livestock classification on the grounds that it was well-known that sheep, unlike cattle, damaged pasture land.

• This paradox could be explained through how well the corporate privileges were upheld.

• The article shows how through a series of assumptions the doubts regarding the programme were silenced and the narrative upheld.

• Doesn't autonomy go hand in hand with the freedom and self-determination that are upheld by most moral theories?

• Planning for one's own future, and that of one's family, is increasingly upheld as a morally responsible activity.

• Thus, their approach is seemingly more consistent with the first person standpoint generally upheld by economists.

• The instruction offered to ladies at the college would correspond to the concept of liberal education upheld in the public schools and universities.

• This was upheld by the results from cluster analysis applied to scored characteristics at the germination and dispersal phases of regeneration.

• The ruling was appealed by the employer, but upheld in 1911.

• The guilds upheld with rigidity a work ethic that evaluated members based on their expertise, not on religious affiliation.

• The more honourable course also has implicit in it the concept of masculinity upheld by the male populace.

• If a person considering a contract does not know whether it will be upheld in court, he will be unwilling to sign it.