Sentence examples for committed to abiding with from inspiring English sources

However, he added the council was committed to abiding with the law.

Appearing before the committee Brady Dougan, Credit Suisse's American chief executive, said the bank was committed to abiding by American law and was co-operating with the authorities as much as it could under Swiss law.

"Pia Capital, his current firm, is committed to abiding by the C.F.T.C. order and to maintaining the highest level of compliance".

Secretary of state John Kerry said on Saturday both of Afghanistan's presidential candidates were committed to abiding by the results of the "largest and most comprehensive audit" of the election runoff ballots possible.

Here at The Huffington Post, in our quest to de-stress, we've committed to abiding by the mandate "Less Stress, More Living".

Ethiopia should also commit to abiding by the assessment's findings on how much water the river needs to keep Lake Turkana healthy.

"We are committed to peace with Israel".

The report goes further: "Cease discouraging Palestinian national reconciliation and make clear that a government that agrees to a cease-fire with Israel, accepts President Mahmoud Abbas as the chief negotiator and commits to abiding by the results of a national referendum on a future peace agreement would not be boycotted or sanctioned".

"The code of conduct clearly states that by signing the same the player commits to abiding by all ICC rules regarding betting, match fixing, corruption, and any matter that could call into question the integrity of the game.

The author explains the abiding sense of Islamic umma, a single community committed to defending all its fellow members whatever the circumstances.

It makes life safer for the law-abiding and on the whole prisons are pretty good at containing those who have been committed to them.