Sentence examples for abide by this process from inspiring English sources

"Every major infrastructure project has to abide by this process".

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

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

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.

"The simple point that I was making, which I will continue to make throughout this campaign, is that we can abide by due process and abide by basic concepts of rule of law and still crack down on terrorists," Mr. Obama said.

Mr. Plácido Valerio said the community police would abide by due process for those detained.

The incentive was designed not only to understand how affiliates use their time but also to understand and abide by a process that is intended to maximize efficiency and accuracy of the delivery of quality care.

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.

"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".