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Meanwhile, the US is abiding by a nine-year-old moratorium on nuclear tests.

What that includes, Mr. Reed said, is abiding by a batch of new rules.

But the State Department is abiding by a complex web of restrictions governing foreign aid, an official said.

Israeli officials say Mr. Sharon is abiding by a promise to President Bush not to harm Mr. Arafat.

Ms. Segarra said last week that in calling Wednesday's meeting, she is abiding by a state law that requires the chancellor to submit a formal amendment to the capital plan when there is an increase of more than 10percentt in the estimated cost of certain items, including construction and elements like electrical, plumbing and elevator systems.

While China says it is abiding by a United Nations embargo on sending weapons directly to Darfur, an analysis of shell casings and vehicles found in Darfur by a panel of United Nations experts found that Chinese weapons were making their way to Darfur.

Mr. Vangheluwe is abiding by an agreement with the conference of bishops that he cannot grant interviews while living in St. Sixtus Abbey here in Westvleteren.

The New York Public Library is abiding by an agreement that says Stephen A. Schwarzman's name should be inscribed at every entrance to its main building.

Ms. Pirro is abiding by an earlier gag order issued by Judge Criss, Mr. Weill said yesterday, although it is hampering her inquiry into Mrs. Durst's disappearance.

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.

He insisted that Al Fatah was abiding by a cease-fire that Mr. Arafat declared on Dec. 16.