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

We shall continue to abide by the requirements of Ofcom in all RT broadcasts".

In other cases the offender fails to abide by the requirements of diversion or is engaged in behaviour that is uncorrectable.

"If a judge determined that the landlord is conditioning the letter writer's continued tenancy upon the letter writer's agreeing to abide by the requirements of the landlord's religion, the judge could reasonably conclude that the landlord was engaging in religious discrimination," Mr. Kucker said.

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".

After Caroline D. Krass, acting head of the Office of Legal Counsel, told the president that he had to abide by the act's requirements, the White House counsel decided to pre-empt the Justice Department's traditional role.

In that agreement, the non-nuclear weapon states agreed to abide by the treaty's requirements forever.

All parties should do everything they can to abide by the contract's requirements.

He and congressional Republicans have also refused to abide by the law's requirement that insurance companies be reimbursed for subsidizing out-of-pocket expenses for low-income customers.

In Kansas, part of the strategy among Democratic-aligned groups had been to use the federal registration form, figuring it would keep citizens from having to abide by the state form's requirements imposed this year, like submitting any of a number of documents — birth certificate, passport, naturalization papers — to prove citizenship.

He noted that the requirement to limit the attendance to members and invited guests provided "a great deal of embarrassment because it is necessary to abide by the constitution which definitely limits the number of guests and also defines the requirements for membership".

"Revamping the selection criteria for sponsors provides an opportunity for the government to add the long overdue requirement for sponsors to abide by the national framework of teachers' pay and conditions and recognise trade unions".