Accordingly, eBay would then faithfully take down the offending listings.
I'm willing to suspend disbelief and accept any premise so long as it's faithfully followed to a conclusion.
Poor Tigrana doesn't actually do anything wrong, beyond faithfully loving the unappealing title character; but the audience is asked to accept that she's the embodiment of evil, to help along the plot.
"We tell them, 'If you take the medicine faithfully, you can raise your child.' " However, some women are reluctant to accept canned formula because its use in villages where breast-feeding is the norm might reveal that the mothers are HIV-positive.
The United Nations will continue — despite the senseless killing of its staff — to support Afghanistan's electoral institutions to learn from the experience of the first round so that there is a credible final result that is accepted and faithfully reflects the will of the people.
In his view, as long as accounting standards flush out information that faithfully reflects the reality of the underlying business, an investor can do his own sums and either accept or reject management's judgments.
With time the handle wears off, so you accept the service of a most excellent artisan who replaces the old with a new handle faithfully reproducing the original.
Although there is no explicit constitutional authority for executive actions, all presidents have employed them, and scholars generally accept they are implied by Article II, Section 3's requirement that the president "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed".
George W. Bush has abused his power and failed to faithfully execute the laws of the United States by allowing his administration to condone torture, failing to investigate and prosecute high-level officials responsible for torture, and officially refusing to accept the binding nature of a statutory ban on cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment.
While these releases are welcome, it is a shame they arrived only after legal appeals, and the public still has no way of knowing what the new school founders promised in their applications, whether the mandatory consultations with local people were faithfully represented, or why proposals were accepted or rejected – leaving some people questioning whether all applicants have been treated equally.
