Sentence examples for which adhered from inspiring English sources

A BBC spokesman said: "It was a fair and open process, which adhered to our recruitment policy".

But Koetsu also exemplifies what might be called the "other" Momoyama, which adhered more closely to the often rarefied ideals of the Heian period.

In all five works Mr. Kremer played the concise, stylish cadenzas by Robert Levin, which adhered to the conventions of Mozart's time.

Goodyear commissioned Stone to design the house in Old Westbury, which adhered strictly to the austere International Style popular in the 1920s and 1930s.

His swooping, swooning approach provided a bright contrast with Mr. Ford's, which adhered more to a post-Coltrane model of onrushing crescendo.

He found the analytical, show-me-the-numbers approach compelling, and in keeping with a philosophy he was beginning to apply to the fund, which adhered strictly to historical price-trend analysis.

There is a baseball cap which adheres to a similar aesthetic.

Then there are the guidelines for the World Baseball Classic, which adhere to local laws.

Marghani and El Tay are being charged under two articles of the criminal code, which adheres to Islamic Sharia law.

The plate is then dried and dusted with powdered rosin, which adheres to the remaining inked emulsion areas.

Most commonly, periodontal diseases are caused by hardened bacteria, called bacterial plaque, which adheres to teeth and destroys periodontal tissue.