rigorously uphold

Frequency: 6.57.1 per million words

To maintain a standard or law with strictness and great attention to detail.

upholdADVERB + uphold

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rigorously

Examples (10)

  • The government must rigorously uphold human rights.
  • It is essential to rigorously uphold the principles of justice.
  • The new policy aims to rigorously uphold environmental standards.
  • We need to rigorously uphold ethical guidelines in all our operations.
  • The organization vowed to rigorously uphold transparency.
  • Teachers should rigorously uphold academic integrity among students.
  • The committee will rigorously uphold the rules to ensure fairness.
  • A free press must rigorously uphold its role as a watchdog.
  • They are determined to rigorously uphold the original intent of the law.
  • To maintain public trust, leaders must rigorously uphold their promises.