The phrase "abiding the" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used construction in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in spoken language as a colloquialism in certain regional dialects, but it is not considered standard English. It is more common to see the phrase "abiding by" used in written English, which means to follow or obey something. Example: "The students were abiding by the school's dress code policy."
Eight Air Force officials were found to share responsibility for "creating, contributing to or abiding the unique sexual assault reporting program" at the academy and for "the resulting problems," the inquiry found.
Tkachev said in comments carried by the Interfax news agency that the views of Pussy Riot "are not supported by the majority of people in the region" but stressed the importance of abiding the law.
When you look at who does the work in the food system, it is clear we have institutionalized racism, we exploit immigrants to do the work citizens won't stoop to do, and we are as a society abiding the consequences of employers who underpay workers.
In addition, biosynthetic process is clearly abiding the three rules of green principles compared to conventional method of chemical reduction.
On any bustling city street, in the middle of the afternoon, it's probably the case that half or more people are wearing earbuds, while the rest are abiding the noise pollution all around them.
For we are currently abiding the incremental dismantling of American democracy, and surely somewhere inside ourselves we are sick at the realization.
The analysis of the samples took place at the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, abiding to the guidelines of the Ethics Commission of the Democritus University of Thrace.
Mogherini convened the session observing that Iran had been abiding by the terms of the agreement.
The Rhodesians insisted on abiding by the accord and negotiating inside the country.
Mr. Turner said the city was abiding by the guidelines.
A condition of membership is abiding by the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights.
