The phrase "abide at" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to a specific location where someone resides or stays, but "abide by" is more frequently used in standard English.
Example: "He chose to abide at the old cabin during the summer months."
Alternatives: "stay at" or "reside at".
But the HAP certificate might still do a lot of good if it forces agencies to abide, at least, by the first principle of Hippocrates: First, do no (avoidable) harm.
216648 Dave Thomas Where's The Bucks? Dave's Way Wendy's Cutting costs and chasing market share with lower-quality food was something Thomas would never abide at Wendy's, and that approach has paid off handsomely.
Emery will not find every opponent as obliging as droopy, dim little Fulham, a team of bumbling, bed-headed posh boys who urgently need to throw off their bijou mindset and start dealing in the grim currencies of Premier League survival – things like scoring goals and having a defence – if they're to abide at this level.
The legal framework will ensure that international research actors abide at all times to the set legal requirements of benefits whenever they interact with research communities.
Revote supporters have advanced just about every solution possible -- firehouse primaries, cost-effective caucuses, mail-in revotes -- but nothing has firmly moved the DNC from their position: that rules are rules and they need to be abided (at least until such time as another committee takes over the management of said rules).
Sororities still have a lot of odd rules in play, from extreme dress codes to regulations that forbid standing while smoking a cigarette, a policy Smith had to abide by at Alabama.
[Snowden's] disclosures about top-secret surveillance programs have already come at a price for the U.S. government: America's foes have been handed an immensely powerful tool for portraying Washington as a hypocritical proponent of democratic values that it doesn't abide by at home.
Two healthy males and two females were randomly selected from the ABIDE database at each age as U.S. external participants.
The whole rich emotional hinterland of its observance is reflected at various points in popular culture, from the singing of Abide With Me at football matches to a lingering taste at some funerals for the same hymn, and The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended.
She sang at both Olympic ceremonies, notably performing Abide with Me at Danny Boyle's opening event.
On 29 August, Westenra led the traditional singing of Abide with Me at the Rugby League Challenge Cup final at Wembley Stadium.
