Sentence examples for abide by the process from inspiring English sources

He preached patience, telling his followers to abide by the process and wait until the parliamentary elections this spring.

US State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf issued a statement hours before the hanging asserting that, while the US "supports bringing to justice those who committed atrocities in the 1971 Bangladesh war of independence," Bangladesh should abide by the process of International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) trials established by the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and other agreements.

He decided that they would not be granted prisoner-of-war status and that the United States would not abide by the processes outlined in the Third Geneva Convention.

Since public equality has precedence over other forms of equality, citizens have obligations to abide by the democratic process even if their favored conceptions of equality are passed by in the decision making process.

President Bush can help restore trust in this important presidential responsibility by committing himself to abide by the traditional process of Justice Department review before a pardon is granted.

Speaking in Australia earlier on Monday,Kerry had warned Maliki to abide by the constitutional process and not to use his powers as head of the armed forces to cling to office.

"Political diversity necessitates on all parties to abide by the democratic process," he said.

"Given the fact that Yaya Toure was clearly very upset and did everything one could ask of him, a full stadium ban would have sent out a stronger message, but in the end we have to abide by the legal process".

He said that despite his best efforts to abide by the legal process to address police misconduct, he and others in the Bronx feel the system has failed in this case.

With the debate being the final chance for the candidates to sway American voters from a primetime position, Donald Trump tried to pretend the Trump tapes never happened, and decided to keep America in suspense as to whether he'll decide to abide by the democratic process come election day.

"If that is the route they are pursuing, we'll sit back and abide by that process first," Bettman said.