abidance In A Sentence

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• Spain sent a protest note to the Moroccan embassy in Madrid on Thursday evening calling for an end to the action and abidance by a bilateral 1991 friendship agreement.
• Al Murabit lauded the Kuwaiti government and people's abidance by Islamic teachings in their work to make change and introduce reforms.
• The abidance that wants stimulative countryman economy grows, about to undertake adjustment to original industry structure.
• The abidance that the road network that develop stimulated freightage of European Union highway grows.
• Excellent service, excellent food, and favourable abidance.
• The coach demanded abidance by the rules of the game.
• As American productivity rise ceaselessly, american economy maintained the abidance below low inflation to grow.
• The unruly militant rabble needs to watch 'their' ignorance of rule abidance.
• It's difficult to find abidance in a sentence.
• State run boot camps were banned in Florida on June 1, 2006 through legislation signed by Florida Governor Jeb Bush after 14-year-old Martin Lee Anderson died during his abidance in a boot camp.
• I bought a scalped ticket right in front of him, just to make it clear that morality and law abidance ended at the perforated edges of his own arrogant soul.
• Trump would say he's in total accord with Blow's statement as well as full abidance.
• A wau is only complete and functional when it is rooted to the ground via a string, depicting our call for abidance to the rule of law within a small, limited state.
• Economic abidance grows to develop a target to achieving a socialist economy crucial.
• His abidance to the law which he enforces is questionable.
• Abidance by the bylaw of company.