Sentence examples for were to abide from inspiring English sources

In return, the partisan bands were to abide by the rules that applied to the regular army.

They required the players to abide by rules and regulations without even giving them copies of the rules and regulations they were to abide by.

If Mr. Trump were to abide by his own critique of the Iran pact, any deal with North Korea should eliminate the material, warheads and missiles it already has and, just as important, its ability to produce more — forever.

After all, if Assad were to abide fully by his agreement with the Arab League, he would effectively surrender control over large, and largely rebellious, swathes of the country.

— Huang Xiaoshan If Foxconn were to abide by the labor law, which is supposed to protect workers and keep them basically to 8 hours a day and 5 days a week, their wages will be lower.

The bill's lead advocate in the Senate, Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan)., cited an industry study done for the Corn Refiners Association to allege that consumers would have to pay an extra $82 billion a year if the country were to abide by rules similar to Vermont's GMO labeling law.

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

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

The F.D.A. is to review them, and Merck is to abide by any changes the agency recommends.

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

Make that fiscal Conservatism, in fact, because Mr Brown's strategy was to abide by the Tories' austere public-spending plans during Labour's first years in office.