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In the U.S., the N.B.A. has to abide by one legal system.

But the smart CFD trader must always abide by one rule above all others.

The US called on North Korea to abide by its international commitments and obligations saying it would respond to provocations.

"The Palestinian Authority must abide by its commitment to avoid violence or unilateral action," she said.

As they struggle over whether there is to be a recall vote, President Hugo Chávez and the opposition parties need to abide by their commitment to democracy.

The Lib Dems will abide by their commitment in the coalition agreement to abstain in a Commons vote introducing the allowance, allowing it to pass.

"It was conveyed that Pakistan must abide by its commitment to prevent its territory and territory under its control from being used for terrorism against India".

But most parents abide by this one mantra: Never wake a sleeping baby.

"I thought he would appreciate me bringing that to his attention". But Roundtree reported that Loera did not abide by the commitment.

As we work toward a nuclear deal with Iran, the U.S. government should abide by its commitment to nuclear disarmament in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

"We strongly urge North Korea to abide by its non-nuclear commitment and not to take any further actions that would worsen the situation", it said in a statement.