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It's hard to believe that Russia's position is going to pass muster with the I.O.C. or that athletes and spectators are going to abide by the law.

Authorities in Japan say they are going to abide by the ruling of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which said the country had failed to justify its decades-old whaling programme on the grounds of scientific research.

"It is a choice made between units and individual reporters, and a key element of an embed is having trust that the individuals are going to abide by the ground rules.

Ignore for a moment the never ending flow of disinformation coming from Vienna and Tehran, and ask yourselves one simple question: If the Iranians are going to abide by the agreement, why do they oppose the inspectors being able to do their job without hindrance?

Another said, "the tricky part right now is to get everybody to buy into them [the NHP regulations] and say, 'yes, we are operating in the industry, these are the regulations we are going to abide by and we all support it.' Like I said, the biggest danger to these new regulations is mass non-compliance".

"Those are the rules; we're going to abide by the rules and pick up the difference," Mr. Miller says.

"We're going to abide by major league baseball's rules," John Allen, the Reds' chief operating officer.

But if we're going to abide by "movie star" standards, what about movie stars who aren't so "conventional"?

It's curious to me how all this gets done in such a speedy fashion if you're going to abide by the rules".

And then I'd sic the Justice Department after them to make sure they were going to abide by the law in which no racial profiling.

He hasn't complied with U.N. resolutions on this subject for the past ten years, and there's no way that the President is going to abide that, with or without the approval of the United Nations.