Sentence examples for usually abide by from inspiring English sources

That itself is a bit shocking, since critics usually abide by tradition and hold off rendering judgement until all previews are over and the official opening night arrives, which in this case is 15 March.

Spirits and demons tend to have good legal minds, and while they will usually abide by the terms of an agreement, at the time of signing they are under no obligation to point out provisions that might be unfavorable to the other party.

It usually abides by the advice of its advisory committees.

The F.D.A. usually abides by the advice of its advisory committees.

A panel last month recommended its approval to an appeals court in Cairo that will make a final decision Oct. 2. The court usually abides by the recommendation, although senior Egyptian officials will have final say in a decision that virtually everyone acknowledges is far more political than judicial.

The three-month secrecy rule is usually abided by, however, so that if anything goes wrong in the early stages, the expectant mother doesn't have to face taking back what she's already announced.

She stressed to me that she usually abides by the law, but in this case, she simply can't.

If a person does not care enough about the game to abide by the rules, she can usually quit.

This minority would agree to abide by the normative dictates of their churches, which usually prohibit religious sanctification of gay unions.

Members usually have to 'sign up' to the community and agree to abide by certain rules and expected behaviours.

The F.D.A. is not bound to abide by the recommendations of its scientific advisory panels, but it usually follows them.