3As long as two kvetches remain alive,because inside each is self-hatred so hardenednot even nonexistence can abide them,as long as the hummingbird strikesthe air seventy-four times per second,as long as the mound of earth remains heapedbeside the rectangular hole waiting to be filled,gravity cannot be said to impose its will.
As the most talented player of his generation, Bonds played by his own rules and forced the news media to abide by them as well.
The movie novelisation will abide as long as people want more of the movie than they have seen on screen.
The resistance factions will abide by it as long as the Occupation does the same," he said in a statement, using militant groups' term for Israel.
Again, they operate within the Chinese laws and they have certain laws and regulations in which, you know, they need to abide by, as, you know, you do in any country.
During this time, Congress and the president must work to simplify and streamline the tax code so that it is transparent and easy to understand and abide by as well.
Self-regulatory codes are not enforceable by law; but the vast majority of marketers abide by them as a rule of thumb, sanctions are effective, and the brand damage to companies flouting them can be severe.
Success rested on those countries with influence over the opposition groups putting pressure on them to abide by a ceasefire as well, he said.
Abide there for as long as you like.
So we just ask them to stay within the color scheme and to abide by the code as far as modesty".
Taxpayers should, of course, abide by the spirit as well as the letter of the law.
