Sentence examples similar to abiding by a defined process from inspiring English sources
Your company has "a defined process to tackle and fix problems" raised by customers.
She argues that abiding by gender stereotypes stays with children: they grow up to believe they have a defined set of choices in society.
In abiding by the de-Baathification process, at the urging of Chalabi and other once-stalwart anti-Saddam allies, Paul Bremer, the Coalition Provisional Authority head in 2003, may have committed a grave blunder which is only now beginning to unfold.
Are we abiding by due process?'" he responded, warning that it was important for the United States to "avoid any kind of slippery slope into a place where we're not being true to who we are".
But the State Department is abiding by a complex web of restrictions governing foreign aid, an official said.
It also appears that its owners are not abiding by a two-year-old city ordinance that regulates vacant buildings.
Meanwhile, the US is abiding by a nine-year-old moratorium on nuclear tests.
However, deciding and abiding by a universal tax rate is likely to require great political will.
Taylor expected workers to comply with a standard set of steps defined by process experts (including Taylor himself).
Dr. Rothberg said he was abiding by an out-of-court settlement.
