Sentence examples for abide beyond from inspiring English sources
They fall in love and resolve, in the face of enormous familial and societal hostility, to abide "beyond race" in "the independent nation of music"—which leaves them, and their three children, in every sense beyond the pale.
"We continue advocating to allow the journalists' access to all parts of Yemen, but in the meantime we have no choice but to abide by this decision, which is beyond our control," U.N. spokesman Ahmed Ben Lassoued told IRIN News.
Each labeling requirement has different specific wine making regulations and in order to label your wine as "Bordeaux," for instance, you have to abide by certain rules that go beyond which varietals are in the wine.
Microsoft and Cisco declined to discuss the trip, beyond issuing statements saying they abide by export restrictions.
But the motive for doing so is not so we can abide in a state of peace and freedom beyond the process.
But if it is to succeed in at least matching the original film, it needs to exist for reasons that go beyond pandering to English language audiences who cannot abide subtitles.
Senator John Kerry and every other candidate should abide by the law, but should not be required to go beyond it.
There might be a preposterous dismissal, bringing a smile to those who cannot abide him and welcome his ostracism; or it might be an innings beyond the scope of any cricketer of his generation, which leaves everyone else gasping.
"We will continue to urge them not to get involved in Lebanon, but the pressures are there, and even beyond the S.M.C. itself, there are Sunnis and Syrians who might not abide by that," the senior administration official said.
Beyond a general commitment to eliminate sources of illegal income, the plan says that officials must abide by already announced rules to report earnings and assets to superiors.
