Sentence examples for To adhering from inspiring English sources
verb
To stick fast or cleave, as a glutinous substance does; to become joined or united; as, wax to the finger; the lungs sometimes adhere to the pleura.
This was necessary as the existing questionnaire focused on barriers to guideline adherence in general rather than on barriers to adhering to specific key recommendations in guidelines.
"We remain deeply committed to adhering to the highest standards of corporate governance".
"Australia is utterly hypocritical when it comes to adhering to international law," he said.
There seemed to be no stigma to adhering more or less zealously to the faith.
Not restricted to maintaining certain organ shapes and functions, or to adhering to a particular bone structure, our identity is free to metamorphose.
A significant proportion of indigenous peoples practice syncretic religions that is, they retain traditional religious beliefs and practices in addition to adhering to Roman Catholicism.
Tsipras prepared to take office again committed to adhering to the terms of the bailout agreement but determined to attempt to win concessions regarding debt relief.
Furthermore, the existence of two concentration differences controlling mass transfer of dissolved gas to the bulk of electrolyte and to adhering bubbles, respectively, is confirmed.
Trapped in a world of fluid sexuality and total excess, Brad and Janet begin to question their devotion not only to each other but also to adhering to the social norms they previously felt were so important.
The five other major powers have committed to adhering to the deal, with the European Union considering legislation that will nullify the effects of U.S. sanctions on foreign companies that continue doing business with Iran.
Nor does it amount to adhering to the enemy; for purposes of the Treason Clause, an enemy is a foreign nation or group with which the United States is in a state of war, either declared or actual.
