The phrase 'abide on' is not correct or usable in written English.
This phrase likely comes from the phrase "abide by," which means "to follow or comply with," so it is not quite correct in this format. To use this phrase correctly, one would say "abide by," for example, "we must abide by the law."
The descendants of these early life-forms are the plants, animals, and other life that abide on Earth today.
The rest of the CD offers seven items from "Cavalcanti," Pound's second opera, and the one number -- an epithalamium or appeal to Hymen, the wedding god, reconstructed by Mr. Hughes from a sketch -- that remains from the third, "Collis o Heliconii" ("You Who Abide on Mount Helicon"), after Catullus.
During the choice of the parameter, we abide on the following rule: the better the values of q 1 and q 2 are, the less the sum of conflict between the MDI and SAI on uncertainty region is.
Hope, he explained, does not abide on the surface of the world in which we live.
(FGD participant 3) If the two ministries will design good coordination mechanism between various sections involved in the implementation of IHR, it will be easy for each responsible organ such as JNIA to abide on the IHR requirements including provision of isolation rooms … for examining the suspects.
This is not to say you have to abide by one religion; on the contrary, spirituality is detached from the strict mandates of religious teachings.
Unfortunately one of the ones that has is one that I just cannot abide: 'spot on'.
("Jonah felt as if he had spent years, maybe his whole life, able to abide — to thrive! — on the finest surface of things, and having been plunged momentarily beneath this surface, he could no longer find it").
In other words, Sakyamuni has attained the reality that is the essential quality of all Buddhas in a commentary on the Larger Sutra it is called the "place where all Buddhas abide"—and on this basis he reveals the story of Amida, for Amida is the primordial Buddha who embodies the essence of all Buddhas.
They would like Mr. Bush to work within the United Nations system in confronting Iraq, but also realize that he may not be able to abide constraints on his goals for changing the Iraqi government.
The statement from the players came before a game that was to be attended by Britain's Prince William and his wife, Kate, as well as the NBA commissioner Adam Silver, who said: "I respect Derrick Rose and all of our players for voicing their personal views on important issues but my preference would be for players to abide by our on-court attire rules," Silver said.
