In the event this should happen, we will of course adhere to any instruction or guidance given to us by the relevant authorities.
You should of course adhere to the rules of this award and vote only for a script that you genuinely believe is worthy of special commendation.
Less noxious but equally derivative is Into the Storm (Warner, 12), which represents yet another vain attempt to resuscitate the exhausted found-footage sub-genre – without, of course, adhering to its technical restrictions in the slightest.
When you do the latter, you must of course adhere to the copyright policies of whatever journal published the work.
In smart, slick tunes like "Ghost Town" and "Another Lonely Night," he's still following rules, of course, adhering firmly to current ideas about tempo and texture.
Unless, of course, one adheres to the Venn-diagram view of history, in which case November 4, 2008, could feasibly be Day One in another pi cycle.
The film, of course, would adhere strictly to the truth — please, no Portman-Kunis off-with-her-panties scenes; this coupling requires some actual ardor.
Of course to adhere to standards, to idealism, to vision in the face of immediate dangers takes great courage and takes self-confidence.
In late 1945, hardliner William Z. Foster took over leadership of the CPUSA, and steered it on a course adhering to Stalin's policies.
This would be expected in a textbook for a course adhering to the recent core competency project of the Association of Schools of Public Health (http://www.asph.org/UserFiles/FinalVersion2.1.pdf).org/UserFiles/FinalVersion2.1.pdf
