abide from In A Sentence

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• Before issuing company bonds, one must abide by the provisions of the Company Law, and report to and attain prior approval from a relevant department authorized by the State Council.
• He cannot abide the concept, as is obvious from his daily stream of lies.
• And he said unto them, In what place soever ye enter into an house, there abide till ye depart from that place.
• After Emma was moved into foster care, Parrott refused to abide a court order from Bibb County, Georgia, restoring custody of Emma to Hadaway.
• But apart from that, I just can hardly abide cliff hangers.
• If they cannot abide by the law because they don't like it, then they must be removed from office.
• As you choose to cast My Son from your democracy that other religions may abide.
• Stay away from a company that does not abide by it's word.
• Israel must abide by international law and turn away from being an occupier nation.
• You have to abide by these from the very beginning.
• Income allocation has a lot of planting principle but abide, approbatory of placeofa society any allocationtheprinciple is OKthebasisthatfinds its fairness from ethics.
• Prisoners released from Yodok are forced to abide by a written oath with a hand stamp.
• I certify that the details I have given are true and correct. I agree to abide by the Conditions of Use for Telephone Reservation Service as amended from time to time.
• Now retired from the agency, DeLong no longer has to abide by confidentiality rules.