Sentence examples for abided by both from inspiring English sources
The mayor's spokesman, Stu Loeser, said in an e-mail message that Mr. Bloomberg "has completely abided by both the letter and the spirit of that ruling".
Umunna added: "It's no good the prime minister making new announcements about a new registry; if you're not actually enforcing the current regime, what hope is there in respect of the future?" On the same programme, deputy prime minister Nick Clegg said it was important companies abided by both the spirit and the letter of the rules – and highlighted the government's general anti-abuse rule.
The important ethical principle that taxpayers should adopt is that they will abide by both the spirit and the letter of the law.
Conclusion Brian, let's be honest and abide by both federal and state reporting laws.
Evaluators must often abide by both the imperative to feedback findings to other stakeholders (especially, perhaps, the funders and clients of the evaluation) and to respect principles of anonymity and confidentiality in determining the limits of what can be fed back, to whom and in how much detail.
Jean Racine and Pierre Corneille were contemporaries; both were Neoclassic French dramatists; both abided by all the artificial rules usually observing the "unities" and following the same strict rules of prosody.
All work abided by all laws of both Indonesia and Germany.
He abided by the Hippocratic oath.
Chris dutifully abided by my decision.
The mayor abided by that agreement.
