Sentence examples for To abiding by from inspiring English sources

In so doing, those countries have committed to abiding by the object and purpose of the instrument.

The group said it would now return to abiding by the cease-fire it declared in October 1994.

The U.S. Government remains deeply committed to abiding by our obligations under the applicable international law governing the resort to force and the conduct of hostilities.

"Pia Capital, his current firm, is committed to abiding by the C.F.T.C. order and to maintaining the highest level of compliance".

Conway has acknowledged her understanding of the Standards and has reiterated her commitment to abiding by them in the future," he added.

We are committed to abiding by the Independent Press Standards Organisation ("IPSO") rules and regulations and the Editors' Code of Practice that Ipso enforces.

Instead, E.U. states are working to persuade Iran to continue abiding by the JCPOA deal by offering it sanctions-busting support.

If they are found to be abiding by measures to protect the air and water, they will receive the blessing of the new Pittsburgh-based Center for Sustainable Shale Development, created by environmentalists and the energy industry.

"What is it going to take for Bank of America to start abiding by the law and treating customers fairly?" one shareholder asked Mr. Moynihan, who listened politely to the criticism of the company, which is based here.

American military officials also say that Iran appears to be abiding by a commitment to reduce the flow of roadside bombs and other weapons into Iraq.

Mr. Putin's action, just before national elections, moved Russia a step closer to carrying out its threat to stop abiding by the accord on Dec. 12.