He said the law abided by the principle of channeling by holding only the operator liable for claims from accident victims.
Over time, the Supreme Court has had an on-again, off-again relationship with liberty-based due process challenges, but it has generally abided by the principle that certain rights are "implicit in the concept of ordered liberty" (Palko v. Connecticut [1937]), and as such they are afforded constitutional protection.
But I always understood and respected ― and abided by the principle ― that 'no' means 'no,' and I have never misused my position to harm or hinder anyone's career.
The informed consents were completed by all the participants, which were abided by the principle of the Declaration of Helsinki.
As a consequence, all GSAPP community members must abide by the principles of academic honesty.
Owen also believes people will abide by the principles of clarity, unity and purpose upon which he conceived Pristina.
As a member of the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), Columbia also abides by the Principles for Professional Conduct.
Abbas has already pledged that the new administration will abide by the principles laid down by the Middle East peace quartet in that it will recognise Israel, reject violence and abide by existing agreements.
Abiding by the principles of uniform experimental design, a series of laboratory tests for penetration, ductility, ring-and-ball (R&B) softening point, and viscosity were conducted to assess and optimize the binder performance.
But the broader principle is whether the UK is prepared to abide by the principles of human rights law for all those who risk life and limb in its cause.
He would abide by "the principles of good governance" and hold elections within 24 months.But his plea for the world not to abandon Madagascar and its 20m people, most of them very poor, is unlikely to be heard.
