Sentence examples for abide to a from inspiring English sources

"It is EFS' policy that all patrons abide to a Style Code to gain entry into the club.

He spent 42 years in prison, an unrepentant violent predator who abided to a now defunct code in which working people are mugs (he had a particular antipathy to clerks) and the greatest sin was to co-operate with the police.

Similarly, mutagenesis of Y404F reduced dimer formation (Fig. 7C) indicating that ZnT4, like ZnT3, forms tyrosine dimers in which at least one of the Y residues abides to a putative YXXE consensus.

Perennially wounded and self-absorbed, O'Neill seemed both unable to abide subjugation to a woman and unable to live without it.

Could all sides in the conflict be persuaded to abide by a ceasefire to allow UN officials access to sites to do their work?

His internet usage at Edney's house will be remotely monitored; he will wear an electronic bracelet; have to communicate with his family via phone or video; and have to abide by a 10pm to 7am curfew.

In an enforcement action launched with the World Trade Organization, the U.S. said China failed to abide by a commitment to eliminate duties of 5%to20%0% charged on exports of materials, including cobalt, copper, graphite, lead and tin. .

Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, has written a letter to David Cameron urging the UK, a "colonial power", to abide by a UN resolution to "end colonialism in all its forms and manifestations" and return the Malvinas/Falkland Islands to Argentina.

The judge said he would not order Nunn to pay costs but said he must continue to abide by a restraining order to stay away from Creasy and Criado-Perez or face prison again.

To see the piece was to abide by a firm but gentle request to refrain from social mediation to maintain the sense of surprise.

It comes after Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner urged the prime minister to abide by a 1965 UN resolution to "negotiate a solution" to the dispute.