Sentence examples for whether to abide from inspiring English sources

It is the way our European partners pick and choose whether to abide by agreements".

Ultimately, though, it will be up to the Iraqi leadership to decide whether to abide by the convention.

He added that if Mr. Arafat reaches an agreement for a cease-fire, the Aksa Brigades will decide independently whether to abide by it.

The tribes are myriad and the choices many, especially outside the home, where the coffee connoisseur casts his or her lot with a particular roaster (Intelligentsia, Counter Culture, Stumptown, Blue Bottle) and then decides whether to abide coffee made in batches or insist it be produced cup by cup.

But that was only one of many factors we three had to weigh up, once the chapel had accepted the ultimatum and we had to decide whether to abide by the collective decision of our chapel or by the NUJ's instruction not to go.

When I got over my initial shock and found that I was still in one piece, still making dinner, still driving car pools, still going on with life, I wondered, "What happens now?" When I had to choose whether to abide by my strict rules, did I really feel the same way?

If the question was whether Texas has to abide by the ICJ's ruling, matters would be comparatively simple.

"Never again should we have to face what happened to us on November 19th," he said.Mr Santos has not said publicly whether he intends to abide by the ruling.

Since returning from France nearly a week ago, Mr. Gbagbo has said virtually nothing about whether he plans to abide by the peace deal, except to call some elements of the accord "proposals".

Whether they were willing to abide by the laws of armed conflict is something that would have to be determined.

Yet the outcome could be critical to the future of the Boston Archdiocese: whether the church has to abide by a multimillion-dollar settlement with victims of a sexually abusive priest.