They would still have to abide by a rule requiring them to gather another 5,000 signatures anywhere in the state.
"We believe we can abide by a rule that says, We don't torture, but we can effectively obtain the intelligence we need," Mr. Obama said in his televised statement.
The Australian radio station that broadcast the royal hospital prank call in 2012 has escaped a suspension of its licence after reaching a settlement with broadcasting authorities, but must abide by a rule prohibiting it from broadcasting a person's statement without consent.
The yield strengths of each composite, with varying percent weight compositions, were found to lie between those of matrix and reinforcement alloys, and abided by a simple rule-of-mixtures when considering weight composition.
I was oblivious to the fact that I had an eating disorder at the time, but at my worst, I abided by a meal-a-day rule.
I was oblivious to the fact that I had an eating disorder at the time, but, at my worst, I abided by a meal-a-day rule.
In the early 20th century, nearly every high school in the country had a debate team, a "policy debate" squad, which abided by a core set of rules under a single national topic.
But he is also ever-humble and quick to abide by a golden rule at home.
He abides by a general rule on deep passes: never turn around until 20 yards into the route.
The suspension was lifted after one game, when Abdul-Rauf agreed to abide by a league rule that requires players to stand for the anthem without, he said, compromising his beliefs.
It would involve a "facilitated customs arrangement" intended to remove the need for a hard border in Ireland, and the creation of a UK-EU free-trade area, in which the UK would abide by a "common rule book" of EU regulations.
