Sentence examples for actually adhered from inspiring English sources

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.

Was the exit strategy actually adhered to?

Imagine if their members actually adhered to it.

Additionally, it didn't really matter whether or not women actually adhered to these four principles.

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.

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.

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.

The order appears to have been a Sunni order of mystics that made concessions to the followers of ʿAlī (the fourth caliph of Islam) without actually adhering to the doctrines of his party, that of the Shīʿites.

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.