Sentence examples for abide by a decision from inspiring English sources

The corporation would similarly abide by a decision to proscribe the BNP.

She abided by a decision made earlier by her coalition partners, the Social Democrats.

"We have never been a democratic centralist party in which the whole party has to abide by a conference decision for ever more".

UKIP said allegations had suggested a "fair process" could not be guaranteed at branch level, and both contenders agreed to abide by a national decision.

Erdoğan agreed to abide by a court decision that stalled construction in Gezi Park and even offered a popular referendum on its future.

However, he said that his administration would abide by any decision made by the parliament.

Academic and administrative units are expected to abide by any decision made by central administration regarding operating status.

Micheletti has repeatedly rejected any agreement that would return Zelaya, though he has promised to abide by any decision congress and the supreme court make.

"We will, of course, abide by any decision from the court".

Dunfermline and Clyde fear ways will be found not to abide by any decision to vote Rangers into Division Three.

In both the second and third games, punishers pay a price because they get more money if they abide by an unfair decision.