Sentence examples for is abiding to from inspiring English sources

Below these are the Commissioners for the Nations, Regions, Counties, Areas and Districts all of whom are assisted by deputies and assistant commissioners who can oversee and advise on a particular area of responsibility - for example an Assistant District Commissioner for Beaver Scouts particularly ensures that that section in the district is abiding to the Scout Association's rules.

Nomenclature: We are abiding to the C. elegans nomenclature published in Horvitz HR, Brenner S, Hodgkin J, Herman RK. (1979).

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

Mohammad Huzaifa Bora, the imam at Crawley mosque, says nobody wants to break the law - and his community is abiding by advice not to organise any more convoys.

American military officials also say that Iran appears to be abiding by a commitment to reduce the flow of roadside bombs and other weapons into Iraq.

Gen. James E. Simmons, said Iran, which American officials contend is the source of the deadliest of those weapons, appeared to be abiding by a reported commitment to halt their flow into Iraq.

In that spirit, Xinhua asked how Google's new strategy could purport, in the same breath, to be "abiding by Chinese law" but also "no longer willing to censor results".

The rest seem to be abiding by the peace agreement.

The foreign ministers, tired of empty reformist promises, were seduced.Iran seems to be abiding by its nuclear promises.

In a country as vast, dense and undeveloped as Congo, diplomats say, there should be no question about whether troops are abiding by their commitments to leave.

"What we are asking for is to show us there's such a thing as sustainable development, show us that our treaty rights are not being infringed upon, and show us that you are abiding by your obligation to consult".