Sentence examples for abiding for from inspiring English sources

How much progress, if any, is being made remains unclear, with both sides abiding for now with Cohen's standard insistence on silence.

"Together, we had power.… Nothing could hurt us, as long as we weren't alone". The effects are abiding for Cat, who later describes her friend as "the bit of steel at my center," but it's not enough to save Marlena.

López Obrador is unusually law-abiding for a Mexican politician, but Krauze did not find that reassuring.

Under these standards, no pardon can be recommended unless a petitioner has been out of prison and law-abiding for at least five years.

It is unfair to the law-abiding for law-breakers to incur no socially approved cost for their misconduct; it is unfair because it would create a class of harmful free riders in the society.

From within that choice there is an answer of what I ought to do, but outside that choice there is none why should I be respectable, law-abiding?—for it is only because some choice has been made that anything at all can appear as compelling, as making a claim on me.

And here is the highest federal court -- noted for its abiding concern for states' rights -- agreeing to consider intervening in a highest state court's decision.

That Mankell had, certainly for a Swede, an abiding love for Africa was never in doubt.

Tres had a passion for justice and an abiding love for his family and friends.

Running Fairfax, it turns out, has been a good fit for an introvert with an abiding passion for local government.

That period of my life has given me an abiding appetite for hard work, respect and the quest for excellence.