We all decided to abide by his rules, just to be on the safe side.
Tonight, Ms. Sung said she had called off the hunger strike and decided to abide by his decision to end the marriage.
The reforms, alas, do not even take effect until after November -- but it would be nice if some party decided to abide by their spirit this election cycle.
Instead of using the most popular name, it was decided to abide by a code of priority and award the naming rights to the first taxonomist to describe the species.
Despite a lingering belief that they could have "gone in" with Labour if they had wanted to, the Lib Dems decided to abide responsibly by the logic of FPTP, and form a government that nobody had voted for at all.
With the mother's life at risk and the unborn child certain to die, El Salvador's Supreme Court decided to abide by Salvadoran law and ruled that Beatriz did not have a right to an abortion, not even to save her life.
The PGA Tour and PGA of America boards have formally decided to abide by the U.S. Golf Association's ban on anchored strokes, effective Jan . 1 , 2016
Having decided to abide by the Seborgan monastic tradition of electing their rulers, the population of the newly independent country then duly elected him Prince Giorgio I – or "His Tremendousness Prince Giorgio I", to give him his full title.
The most common form of censorship is self-censorship, or censorship at the point of production, which means you have internalized the censor's rules and decided to abide by them of your own volition.
'John Crace's I, MayboTheresar, £9.99) is out now'.
