Sentence examples similar to abiding rules from inspiring English sources

William Shatner An abiding rule of celebrity Twitter departure is that it's very rarely permanent.

So in Syria today, the abiding rule is, "You own it, you fix it". And because no one wants to own responsibility for fixing Syria — a gargantuan project — they all want to just rent their influence there.

Her abiding rule of thumb: "Whether shopping in a department store or booking a vacation, if you're looking for a discount, it never hurts to ask".

They will be too busy abiding by rules that often make no sense to look for the real threats.

It's the result of abiding by rules that were carefully constructed and practices that were begun by people living in the long shadow of the Dark Ages.

"I'm considering it, and I'll take a decision according to my own sense of whether it fits with our strategy, which is abiding by rules.

The 22-year-old was abiding by rules that forbid athletes from travelling to the village alone, but did not tell her manager that she was spending the night with Swedish swimming friends.

Considerations for children over the age of three Teachers should help children realize the importance of abiding by rules and make their own decisions with the medium of practical learning and play.

After some work figuring out how they could actually get it to market abiding by rules and regulations by the FDA, the team ended up making an Indiegogo campaign, which raised more than $250,000.

As children eagerly embrace their freedom, while abiding by rules and expectations, they will sometimes over-reach, choose poorly, make mistakes and need advice.

Too often, instead of those lessons being about abiding by rules, they turn into "it's okay to cheat, as long as we don't get caught".