Sentence examples for struggle to abide from inspiring English sources
The director intended the explosion not as mindless spectacle (or not just as that) but as an illustration of the family's struggle to abide by divine command.
Uber would struggle to abide by state-imposed emission standards, as it is merely the just-in-time aggregation of any driver and any vehicle available.
Being left on the list would be a signal to investors that a member state is struggling to abide by budgetary rigor.
Mr. Levy has struggled to abide by the court order because vacancies constantly arise in the failing schools, many of them plagued by severe discipline problems, abysmal student performance and fierce internal politics that preoccupy teachers and administrators.
For years the Bureau has struggled to abide by its own rules.
To say that the agencies under Holder have struggled to abide by the rule of law is an understatement.
With a limited market and complex and costly government regulations to abide by, it's a struggle for them to turn a profit.
Iran-backed militias are preventing civilians and opposition fighters from leaving the besieged districts of east Aleppo as Russia struggles to convince the Assad government and allied militants to abide by a ceasefire agreement.
As they struggle over whether there is to be a recall vote, President Hugo Chávez and the opposition parties need to abide by their commitment to democracy.
In its licence-renewal application Google pledged to "abide by Chinese law".Harvey Golub resigned as chairman of American International Group after a protracted power struggle with the group's chief executive, Robert Benmosche.
