Sentence examples similar to to abide by the decree from inspiring English sources

Most analysts expect AOL Time Warner to abide by the consent decree because of its built-in business incentives.

He also refused to abide by the ruling and decreed that no one might challenge his defiance in the courts, a step that constitutional experts here agree is itself of dubious legality.

Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign announced yesterday that Texas would appeal a federal court ruling that the state had failed to abide by the terms of a 1996 consent decree intended to improve health care for poor children.

The Democratic commercial was based on a federal court ruling last month that Texas had failed to abide by the terms of a 1996 consent decree that it improve health care for poor children.

"I left the US embassy in order to abide by the agreement.

Nor should they prohibit things we might do inadvertently, like bumping into a statue of the emperor, or involuntarily, like doubting the wisdom of one of his decrees; if such actions were crimes, no amount of effort to abide by the laws of our country would justify confidence that we would succeed, and therefore we could never feel safe from criminal prosecution.

You got to abide by the law".

You have to abide by the laws.

It has to abide by the law.

You obviously have to abide by the law.

"But we have to abide by the law.