Sentence examples for abide fully by from inspiring English sources

Republican senators have pointed to these issues to ask how the United States could trust Russia to live up to its obligations in the new treaty if it did not abide fully by the old one.

After all, if Assad were to abide fully by his agreement with the Arab League, he would effectively surrender control over large, and largely rebellious, swathes of the country.

"We call on the Russian authorities to abide fully by the international commitments it has made, including in the Council of Europe … to uphold these rights and to release without delay the peaceful demonstrators that have been detained," it said.

Mr Ban reiterated his appeal to the Bahraini authorities to "abide fully by international human rights standards, including respect for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly and association", his spokesman said.

"The European Union is determined to preserve it". Underscoring the U.S. isolation, the U.N. secretary general, Antonio Guterres, said he was "deeply concerned" and called on other parties to "abide fully by their respective commitments" under the accord.

"Russia has an urgent responsibility to press the regime to fulfill its commitments" not to attack civilians and "to abide fully by the cessation of hostilities". Rami Abdul Rahman, head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, accused the Syrian government of engaging in a concerted effort to destroy service facilities in the area.

The question of when to finally pull the plug on the deal "has been on the board's and staff's agenda … since reemergence from bankruptcy," DiCristofaro said, and "this year the board has decided to fully abide by the plan given by the judge ….

It may be anachronistic to expect politically appointed American diplomats to fully abide by traditional European standards of diplomatic correctness.

"I am pleased with this fair and reasonable settlement and I have agreed to fully abide by its terms," he said.

That commitment is at the core of the treaty, and it must be kept for all who fully abide by it.

The White House statement, released early Tuesday morning, strongly condemned the North, calling on it to "halt its belligerent action and to fully abide by the terms of the Armistice Agreement," which ended the Korean War in 1953.