Ryanair therefore calls on the Competition Commission to abide by this overriding legal principle and end this bogus and baseless enquiry into a six-and-a-half-year-old minority shareholding between two Irish airlines".
I refuse to abide by this system, while it's quite clear that this summer camp is run by the interests of the leaders there, and we, the children, are not given any time to be free".
And then, in the last of three nationally televised acts in this gripping electoral melodrama, Mr. Bush appeared, boldly proclaiming his readiness to abide by "this weekend's final count".
Facebook would do well to abide by this rule.
"Every major infrastructure project has to abide by this process".
But it has done little to abide by this legislative bargain.
Some women on our staff were insulted by our willingness to abide by this restriction.
We urge Japan to abide by this decision and not attempt to continue whaling through any newly invented loopholes.
States that refused to abide by this lottery would have their delegates excluded from voting at the national convention.
According to Todd, those who refused to abide by this formula — particularly if they were Muslim — were susceptible to accusations that they excused or even condoned the killings.
