Sentence examples for abided of from inspiring English sources

The only one that absolutely can't be abided, of course, is the old idea of the storm as divine retribution.

Many workers were unhappy when first forced to move to Naypyidaw, which means "abode of kings" in Burmese.

This community, called "ShantiNiketan," or "abode of peace" in Sanskrit, has been his long-cherished dream.

"CSE has to abide, of course, by the rules, and the commissioner that has a look at this has confirmed that they have acted within Canadian law," Nicholson said the next day.

It abided by one of the most important principles of conventional cocktail making: balance.

"He has abided by conditions of probation to the letter of the law," Mr. Loader said.

The North Koreans have not abided by many of their past commitments.

We abided by guidelines of National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (Bilthoven, the Netherlands) on animal husbandry and experiments.

This study abided with the tenets of the Declaration of Helsinki.

The study protocol abided with the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki and was approved by the Public Health Ethics Committee of Valencia.

The informed consents were completed by all the participants, which were abided by the principle of the Declaration of Helsinki.