Sentence examples for It adhered from inspiring English sources

It adhered to Mahayana Buddhism and soon became the stopping point for Chinese Buddhist pilgrims on their way to India.

It adhered to the old-line position that no change is possible, reflecting what Ottaviani himself had said in 1964 at the Council — "I issue a warning to you bishops, you who have proclaimed the infallibility of the Pope and of the bishops with the Pope: a doubt has been raised with regard to the Church's teaching on marriage.

Put differently, Russia denied that it made clear commitments to withdraw its forces from Georgia and Moldova, a policy to which it adhered since 2002, and reaffirmed its policy of seeking bilateral agreement with Georgia on the status and functioning of Russian military bases in that country.

It says that: The World Bank delayed the opening of four desperately needed hospitals for a year because it adhered too rigidly to its own procurement rules.

Night Must Fall (1964), featuring a chilling performance from Albert Finney as a psychopathic youth given to crooning sweet nothings over a hatbox secreting a memento of his murderous desires, might have worked better had it adhered more slavishly to its source, a barnstorming play by Emlyn Williams.

The company says it adhered to regulations.

They should now similarly suspend Venezuela until it adheres to its own constitution.

I think the cyclical nature of the universe in which it exists demands it adheres to some of its rules.

It adheres to Andersen, not Disney, in its interpretation of "The Little Mermaid".

Nike says it adheres to the highest international standards.

As the solder melts, it adheres to the gold.