Sentence examples for been abiding from inspiring English sources
adjective
Continuing or persisting in the same state; lasting; enduring.
- An abiding belief, a deep and abiding hatred of birds
There's been abiding controversy about who actually took many of the photographs attributed to Brady.
Microsoft told the commission at the end of 2011 that it had been abiding by the deal.
DAVE BRUCE Hoboken, N.J., May 24, 2009 You write, "The Times has not been abiding by all its rules on speaking fees for years".
But the incident highlighted a larger issue: The Times has not been abiding by all its rules on speaking fees for years.
Since 1988, big banks have been abiding by the Basel capital regime, which links the amount of capital they have to hold in reserve to the riskiness of the loans they make.
From the beginning, Mr. Tolman has been abiding by the as-yet-unimplemented law, which says that to qualify for public money, candidates for governor must limit contributions to $100 each for a total of no more than $450,000.
"I am abiding by that agreement".
The rest seem to be abiding by the peace agreement.
Mr. Turner said the city was abiding by the guidelines.
Iran is abiding by the agreement's terms.
Mr. Lugo said he was abiding by Paraguayan laws.
