Sentence examples for would abide with from inspiring English sources

Jesus said that The Holy Spirit would abide with us forever.

At a news conference with reporters based in China, General Dempsey said he warned the Chinese military leaders that the United States would abide by its alliance with Japan in the dispute between China and Japan over who owns the islands known as the Senkaku by Japan and the Diaoyu by China.

Horthy informed Hitler that evening that Hungary would abide by the friendship treaty with Yugoslavia, though it would likely cease to apply should Croatia secede and Yugoslavia cease to exist.

Iran's chief delegate here, Hossein Mousavian, was more conciliatory, saying his government would continue to work with the agency and would abide by its existing agreements.

In a statement, the city said it "strongly" disagreed with the decision, but would abide by it nonetheless.

For several days, Mr. Grandeau said publicly that he disagreed with the new rule but would abide by it.

Last year believing that Bloomberg would abide by the two-term limits law, Bratton met with at least one mayoral candidate.

He indicated he would not repudiate Brazil's $260 billion pile of government debt and would abide by the terms of Cardoso's $30 billion bailout deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Mr. Diaz also said the family would abide by the law, but that appeared to be in conflict with Mr. Gonzalez's angry statement.

Following that ruling, Intel said it would abide by the commission's order, but stipulated that it disagreed with the underlying facts in the case.

It said it would abide by program access rules that require it to share shows and channels with competitors.