Sentence examples for has never adhered from inspiring English sources
A close inspection of the firm's rise reveals that Mr Zhang has never adhered to conventional wisdom.Haier became China's biggest fridge-maker in 1999 in part by acquiring lots of lossmaking local rivals.
Motto: I have never intentionally adhered to a motto, but I think Joseph Campbell's "follow your bliss" is a good rule to live by.
The United States has never ratified the treaty, but adheres to many of its principles.
But just how they are able to adhere to surfaces has never been completely understood.
The very concept of "Islamic art" is alien to the cultures that adhered to Islam, but that apparently has never troubled the scholars who hold forth on the subject in their books as in their university lectures.
Japan, by adhering to strictly defensive security policy, has never posed any threat to any other countries, including China, for the past 60 years.
When it comes to the economy, Netanyahu perfectly well understands that Israel has to adhere to international standards, but he has never understood that the human rights paradigm is the new global gold standards in international politics.
"The British adhere to international law… The Greek government has never taken advantage of this Achilles' heel," the Kathimerini newspaper quoted the lawyers' advice as saying.
Sexton insisted that he was adhering to the same principles that the university had always followed: N.Y.U. has never issued institution-wide political statements to the American government, so he didn't intend to do so with foreign ones.
The defense of freedom and the prevention of aggression had long been principles in American foreign policy, but they had never been strictly adhered to, and the United States had violated them rather often.
But the social network has never quite labeled itself as something analogous to a news organization, and it has been both uncomfortable with and unprepared to answer questions about whether it strives to adhere to journalistic ethics.
