Sentence examples for to abide by the legal from inspiring English sources

The group's policy is to abide by the legal and regulatory obligations in all jurisdictions in which we operate".

Al Manar issued a statement saying it "has no problem with French laws and is ready to abide by the legal requirements to broadcast on French airwaves".

What laws do the camera crews have to abide by?" The legal and human issues raised by camera crews filming alongside police officers trying to stop and question individuals in public places was addressed by my colleague Corinna in December 2009 and that piece should answer a lot of Petrichor's questions.

"Given the fact that Yaya Toure was clearly very upset and did everything one could ask of him, a full stadium ban would have sent out a stronger message, but in the end we have to abide by the legal process".

If a state refuses to abide by the legal provisions governing Medicaid, the federal government may take steps to cut off its federal funds.

He said that despite his best efforts to abide by the legal process to address police misconduct, he and others in the Bronx feel the system has failed in this case.

While a third of employees surveyed wanted to work more hours so that they could earn more, and half felt their hours were reasonable, Foxconn has agreed to abide by the Chinese legal maximum working week.

Bear in mind that the onus is ever on the performer to abide by the rules and legal regulations, lest she face suspension or firing by the club and even possible arrest.

(A country's reservations curtail its legal obligation to abide by the treaty).

Its actual marijuana products will all have the same branding but will be grown and distributed locally in jurisdictions where the drug is legal in order to abide by the patchwork of regulation that now covers cannabis consumption.

A representative of the former model said in a statement: "Heather waited patiently to try and explain to Sylvana Mestre that her left boot was legal and purely cosmetic to abide by the archaic IPC rules.