"That agreement," he added, "has been abided by: faculty at NYU Abu Dhabi are free to pursue their scholarship and teach their students in accord with the principles of academic freedom".
"Outside the ring you have seen what happened, he has had a whole load of madness going on, but inside the ring we have rules and they have to be abided by and I'm not training to break any rules - I'm looking forward to going out there and doing a job".
Doctors on staff have been told to abide by the guidelines or face the consequences.
Keeping the implications in mind, these regulations have to be abided by the food industry involved in the processing, packaging, and preservation of food.
Military interrogators have been required by law to abide by the Army Field Manual since 2005, and since 2003 the C.I.A. has not used waterboarding, the near-drowning technique described as torture by Mr. Obama's choice as attorney general, Eric H. Holder Jr.
In some cases when weather conditions changed - temperature and wind thresholds had to be abided - the test area had to be visited for a second time, which additionally consumed time.
On Monday, Baltimore's mayor Stephanie reiteratedlake reiterated her decision to deny riot aid to 23 of the 40 liquor stores that have been damaged, because they do not abide by the zoning ban on alcohol sales in residential areas.
It would have been all well and good if Assad had abided by his own bargain.
Britain should see to it that they abide by the rules that have been developed internationally.
Before the European landed in North America, the indigenous people had been able to abide in their holy temple, which was the whole region in which they lived.
