Sentence examples similar to licensed to abide from inspiring English sources

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The proposal set off intense criticism — a Siena College poll of 620 registered voters found that 72percentt opposed it — even as Mr. Spitzer made clear that he would consider creating a class of driver's licenses in the future to abide by federal regulations.

She claims the governor "took it upon himself… to set and announce new Kentucky marriage license policies and command county clerks to abide by such policies".

By signing your housing license or lease, you agreed to abide by the regulations listed in this Housing Handbook.

Finally, the FTC should use its power to attack troll practices such as failing to abide by commitments to license, or acquiring patents to pursue litigation (known as privateering) under its Section 5 power.

Tower Hamlets council has warned Brick Lane's Bangladeshi-owned curry houses to abide by local licensing laws and stop serving food by midnight or face fines of up to £20,000.

Of course, Jay Z currently has to abide by whatever licensing deals were already in place when he bought Tidal, and we won't be able to truly judge if he'll live up to his promises of fairness and transparency until those are renegotiated, but it is difficult to imagine Spotify's chief executive, Daniel Ek, saying any of the above.

Mr. Poll contends that the LeRoys failed to abide by a 1985 license agreement that required them to notify the Parks Department about any new fixtures purchased for Tavern on the Green.

An executable version of the program is available on request to researchers upon receiving a signed agreement from the laboratory director to abide by the software license.

Freesound.org requires sound submitters to abide by the Creative Commons license, which is described in the copyright notice above.

"For online licensing, PRS has rules and rates that you have to abide by," explains Dyball.