uphold validity

Frequency: 6.54.5 per million words

To confirm or support the validity, especially in a legal context.

validityVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • The judges upheld the validity of the previous judgement.
  • The court decided to uphold the validity of the signed agreement.
  • It is crucial for researchers to uphold the validity of their findings through rigorous testing.
  • The parliament voted to uphold the validity of the new environmental law.
  • The family lawyer worked hard to uphold the validity of the deceased's last will.
  • Throughout history, philosophers have sought to uphold the validity of various moral principles.
  • The company successfully sued to uphold the validity of its intellectual property patent.
  • Election officials are expected to uphold the validity of the votes cast.
  • Her consistent actions helped to uphold the validity of her claims.
  • If the evidence is strong, the court will uphold the validity of the original ruling.