Sentence examples for he is abiding from inspiring English sources

The endorsement lets Mr. Putin say that he is abiding by term limits, just like an American president.

He will get to debate his better-known rivals because he is abiding by the city's campaign finance laws.

He is abiding, he told me, by the message on a large framed poster, given to him by his children, that he has hung on an office wall.

It wasn't until Monday — and hundreds of deaths later — that Mr. Assad accepted a plan for Arab League monitors to assess whether he is abiding by his commitments.

While the analysis continues of thousands of documents seized in church raids, the former bishop of Bruges remains in his refuge in the spartan St. Sixtus Abbey in Westvleteren, where he is abiding by an agreement struck with the conference of bishops that he cannot grant interviews.

Mr. Hevesi, whose campaign was buffeted this week when the city's Campaign Finance Board withheld public matching funds of up to $3.2 million because of questions about whether he is abiding by the city's spending limits, sought to drive the public discourse back to municipal policy by giving a speech on crime and policing at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan.

Mr. Lugo said he was abiding by Paraguayan laws.

Dr. Rothberg said he was abiding by an out-of-court settlement.

Mr. Kerry said he was abiding by both his conscience and the line between church and state in America.

He has dismissed concerns about the legalities of his candidacy and said in an interview last week that he was abiding by Paraguayan laws.

Wallau said that although he would have preferred to wait until after the selection of the host city for the Winter Games, he was abiding by the Olympic committee's decision to auction the games off now.