The phrase "abide for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I cannot abide for a moment longer in this situation."
Alternatives: "tolerate for a" or "endure for a".
But if you really want to police the discourse, then take the minimum amount of effort to make it clear that you won't abide, even for a minute, to being told that super PACs are a distinct entity from the campaigns they claim to support.
When he heard Rodemeyer had killed himself, Quinto felt his own obfuscation was "a hypocrisy that I couldn't abide for myself.
But it's hardly changed dimensionally from its military roots, and that makes for some comfort and ride compromises we cannot abide for this kind of cash.
Hard sources indicate a strong causal relationship between U.S. indifference toward maintaining the definition of the dollar and the shock that supposedly gave us not only stagflation, but the post-mass-prosperity America we have had to abide for 45 years now.
The interest is not to compare them with typical, normal population, but to invest in gathering information on how these individuals with different degrees of their condition (mild, moderate, and heavy) set out to solve motor problems, hence unveiling to some extent the coordinative rule they abide for.
For that to happen, the industry would need to agree, and abide by, a consistent standard for entry to the profession – accredited independently by the NCTJ or others – and invest in a recognised programme of continuous personal development for editorial staff.
Happy to abide by a contractual demand for secrecy, he will scarcely admit to sharing the screen with Yoda.
A Maryland judge is being asked to find CarMax, the automotive retailer, in contempt of court for failing to abide by a 2008 class-action settlement.
As part of the PA, it will have to agree to and abide by a common strategy for the use of force.
"We have never been a democratic centralist party in which the whole party has to abide by a conference decision for ever more".
He said the agency had to abide by a Jan . 18 , 2004deadline for identifying new claimants that was set by Federal Magistrate Judge Ronald Ellis.
