The word 'adhere' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe someone or something that stays close to a particular theory, decision, or opinion. Example sentence: We must adhere to the rules outlined in the contract.
This included the military and security forces – though they must in future adhere to human rights standards.
His supporters said the former GP and one-time deputy mayor of Belfast wanted to draw up a "fixed programme" to which the SDLP would adhere in order to build it up again.
"The office is monitoring coverage, and whilst the law officers do not think the coverage they have seen requires action for contempt of court, we do urge everyone to read and adhere to the media advisory".
The academics, Alexandra Pitman and Fiona Stevenson, determined that the reviewers had failed to adhere to the recommendations in media guidelines developed by the Samaritans, MediaWise Trust and the former PCC (now Ipso).
But regardless of the atmosphere, you have to adhere to the rules of the agency you represent.
UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon welcomed the ceasefire agreement and urged both sides to adhere to it, his chief spokesman said.
The prospect of a British Queen visiting those hallowed sights will inflame further the passions of the unrepresentative but vocal, often violent, minority who adhere to dissident republicanism.
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