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BEIJING — The new governor of Tibet said Sunday that the Dalai Lama did not have a right to choose his successor however he wanted, but instead must abide by the "requirements" of Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Xinhua, the state news agency, reported.

But they must abide by Federal Reserve Board rules barring the use of the credit lines for purchasing or carrying margin stock.

He has argued against this but ultimately he must abide by the federation's decision.

Under Komen's franchise-like model, affiliates operate as independently incorporated nonprofits but must abide by the national group's policies.

Candidates taking part in the city's campaign finance system are entitled to receive matching money for some of what they raise, but must abide by spending limits.

With public financing for the primaries, candidates are eligible for millions of dollars in matching money from a taxpayer fund but must abide by strict spending caps until the party conventions.

The decision also highlights that governments and businesses cannot simply ignore our fundamental right to privacy, but must abide by the law and enforce it.

Seen through an archway into the museum's main hall, "Las Meninas" craves congress with "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907), but, instead, the greatest of paintings must abide Picasso's Velázquez pastiches of 1957 — bagatalles in which he seems less an arch parodist than an abject buffoon.

We don't decree how they should run their businesses elsewhere, but in Singapore they must abide by the rules of the game, and that's an open, transparent system, a level playing field.

Millions of rules, most of which are nothing but mind games, that we feel we must abide by should we find ourselves on the dating scene.

But she notes that private security companies must abide by the laws of all territorial seas through which they travel.