Sentence examples for abided by it all from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murdoch abided by it all, even when it conflicted with some of his own views, such as his support for a path to citizenship for certain undocumented immigrants.

That's been business as usual for years: the "masochism strategy" that Tony Blair once deployed can no longer be described as a strategy, since everyone has to abide by it, all the time.

There may be no common ground but ample cause for dissent and plenty of dissension in between, but if and when the high court of the land, after carefully weighing the issues on either each side hands down its sacred verdict, all parties abide by it peacefully albeit reluctantly.

Its level is set annually, and all employers must abide by it.

"That should be the rule and all of us should abide by it.

ThyssenKrupp, a German steel company that has had decades of experience in Iran, said it abided by all export and sanctions regulations.

All work abided by all laws of both Indonesia and Germany.

We have acknowledged all use of code and have abided by all copyright statements on both code and hardware.

We abided by all items listed in the IEEE Code of Ethics during our project design process.

But he said the company abided by all labor laws and paid wages "above the average in the area".

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.