Sentence examples for to be abided from inspiring English sources

In some cases when weather conditions changed - temperature and wind thresholds had to be abided - the test area had to be visited for a second time, which additionally consumed time.

"Outside the ring you have seen what happened, he has had a whole load of madness going on, but inside the ring we have rules and they have to be abided by and I'm not training to break any rules - I'm looking forward to going out there and doing a job".

Revote supporters have advanced just about every solution possible -- firehouse primaries, cost-effective caucuses, mail-in revotes -- but nothing has firmly moved the DNC from their position: that rules are rules and they need to be abided (at least until such time as another committee takes over the management of said rules).

Keeping the implications in mind, these regulations have to be abided by the food industry involved in the processing, packaging, and preservation of food.

Perhaps that's what happened here, but the rules appear to have been abided by," Cookson said at the road world championships in Doha.

"I hope to be able to abide by the agreement, but I'm going to have to study this.

The Bush administration does not appear to be pressing Israel to abide by the plan's schedule.

Indeed, the only decisions Mr Erdoğan does respect or is prepared to abide by seem to be his own.

They won't have to hope to be featured by Facebook or abide by its rules.

Apparently, the way to make a killing in healthcare is to abide by the slogan: "Two patients to a room!

If students are to abide by that standard, they need to know what it means.