Sentence examples for actually adhere from inspiring English sources

"Cigarette smoking does actually adhere to the fundamental principles of economics," he said.

One can only hope that the voters will see through his deceit in November and elect a president who will actually adhere to the oath of office.

He said that "extraordinary care" is taken to ensure they conform to the "law of war principles" — a phrase human rights groups say is notable in that it does not claim to actually adhere to international law.

But in interviews with Iraqis in cities around the country, there was less concern about the agreement itself than there was a widespread skepticism that the Americans would actually adhere to its rules.

Without Mourinho prowling a Premier League technical area for the foreseeable future, the FA's Respect campaign, designed to educate and prevent unacceptable behaviour in football, may also receive a shot in the arm if only because attention may switch to those who actually adhere to the rules and regulations rather than those who screw them up and throw them into the bin.

That's a description much used by money managers, but you seem to actually adhere to it.

Still others have promulgated, and sometimes actually adhered to, constitutions.

Combining the boom and the bust, new-home sales have actually adhered to the historical average.

But how closely the N.I.H. rules are actually adhered to is open to question.

As shocking as Mr. Naman's insistence on taking Israel out of Judaism may seem, it actually adheres to a consistent strain within Jewish debate.

The court admonished Florida's secretary of state for acting arbitrarily by actually adhering to the deadline called for under state law, and then went on to set its own completely arbitrary deadline.