Sentence examples for and abided by the from inspiring English sources

The investigation probed whether companies carried out their responsibilities and abided by the terms of their contracts.

"Especially when you have had a driver's license for so many years, and you have worked so many years and abided by the law for so many years.

Mr. Butler insisted that he did nothing wrong and abided by the constitution of Local 420, one of the 56 locals in District Council 37.

"Those who were involved in deliberate fraud must not enjoy more favourable conditions than those who did the right thing and abided by the law," Mr Putin told the Russian chamber of commerce and industry last week.

In this coolly empirical view, wary of perpetuating platitudes — such as his supposed indifference to the "rules" of art, his rough way with some patrons, the self-consciously dramatic manipulation of his paint — the historical Rembrandt was attentive to his patrons and gregarious rather than misanthropic, and abided by the rules of art far more than he sought to violate them.

There have been no findings yet, but President Putin has issued a warning to all of the oligarchs: "Those who were involved in deliberate fraud must not enjoy more favourable conditions than those who did the right thing and abided by the law". Meanwhile, the new tycoon from the old bloc has been quietly securing his position in Britain.

Know and abide by the security advice of your employer.

If students participate, they must be briefed on and abide by the standard rules of confidentiality.

It is the student's responsibility to know and abide by the policy conditions of an outside funding source.

All nationalists and republicans should respect the wishes of the people and abide by the Good Friday Agreement.

The police records show many departments struggling to understand and abide by the legal complexities of cellphone tracking, even as they work to exploit the technology.