Sentences with phrase «abide by the rule»

If you look at most companies in the world, they abide by that rule they're taught at business school: Stick with your onions and don't stray.

In order for that content to stand any chance of being successful, it has to abide by the rules of the road.

Companies must also abide by rules that prohibit deliveries at night and those that are out of the eyesight of human operators.

If he or she can not abide by the rules of your company, then it may mean you haven't found the right person yet.

About 40 countries, including the United States, have indicated officially that they expect China to abide by the ruling, by Poling's count, so China would presumably lose political capital with those nations if it continued to act in opposition to any tribunal decisions.

I'm looking for an enthusiasm to not abide by the rules.

Companies such as Volkswagen (vlkay) and General Motors (gm) abide by these rules in order to tap the Chinese market.

Although Kogan gained access to this information in a legitimate way and through the proper channels that governed all developers on Facebook at that time, he did not subsequently abide by our rules.

If miners choose to mine blocks that do not abide by these rules, then the full nodes will reject the block.

While Kogan's method of obtaining personal information aligned with Facebook's policies, «he did not subsequently abide by our rules,» Grewal stated in the Facebook post.

Independence of Non-auditing Services To preclude conflicts of interest and threats to independence, EU audit firms would be required to abide by rules mirroring those in effect internationally.

All of these sites should be taken with a grain of salt, and once again, abide by the rules and don't give away the farm trying to get these free tokens.

Facebook has also said that Kogan accessed the information in a legitimate way but he failed to abide by the rules of the company when he shared the information with third parties.

«We do not want to become a company that does not abide by the rules.»

Finally, Congress needs to make the Fed accountable for its mistakes and ensure it abides by the rule of law.

Isn't it a matter of conscience (in Hobbes's sense) to abide by the rules that define the profession you've signed up for?

I will abide by his rules and it is not up to me to try and bully him into changing his beliefs that he has always held.

Of course, those gays who belong to Abrahamic religions supposedly abide by the rules of no adu - ltery or for - nication allowed.

The U.S. system of industry self - regulation is preferable to the English system, but a voluntary regulation system can survive only if its participants act in a responsible manner and abide by the rules they set for themselves.

Why does God give Satan rules to abide by, if Satan would not abide by those rules?

In this perspective, hermeneutics is considered a scientific discipline abiding by the rules that govern other disciplines of knowledge.

Of course, those gays who belong to Abrahamic religions supposedly abide by the rules of no ad - ultery or for - nication allowed.

The rules I have already set up so you agree to abide by those rules as long as you are employed with me.

Before she could buy the place, she had to read the rules, and she signed off that she read, understood, and will abide by those rules — that is required by California law.

I chose not to abide by the rules and regulations of Christianity when I was four years old.

We should not expect that the historical and critical aspects of the book will abide by the rules, either: «Although my critical training and competence, such as it is, is as a careful textual critic, I have here flung this sensible approach aside in favor of enthusiasm, free speculation, blind assertion, dumb joking, and diatribe» (pp. 14 - 15).

Of course, those g - ays who belong to Abrahamic religions abide by the rules of no adu - ltery or for - nication allowed.

Of course, those gays who belong to Abrahamic religions abide by the rules of no adu - ltery or for - nication allowed.

I do not like that my taxes supported the killing of civilians in war but I choose to be an American citizen and abide by its rules.

Preferring self - regulation to the threat of government censorship, studios voluntarily abided by the rules of the code, which detailed the moral obligations of film art and included guidelines on which subjects should be avoided in films and which should be handled respectfully.

Making, and thus appreciating, a good club requires a sort of manly determination to abide by rules you did not pick, and to find poetry in the everyday.

Despite the various protestations over the years that CCA is not a puppet of TCCC, it is still part of the Coca - Cola system and that means abiding by its rules.

But while you are here you must abide by my rules.

Then, why not start by choosing between Chiellini and Ramos for a left central back spot, to achieve that «balance», and abide by your rules?

By saying, abide by your rules to achieve balance, I meant, in a Real XI vs Juventus XI context ie Varane vs Benatia for RCB spot and Ramos vs Chiellini for LCB spot.

Arsenal want to strictly abide by the rules and be ethical, while the owner runs the club in a non-ethical way, so we are snookered from both ends.

Obviously, not everybody abides by those rules.

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Arsenal hasn't always abided by this rule either.

At the end of the day it matters little in terms on advantages since everyone in the Premier League will then have to abide by the rules, which creates a level playing field.

«She does make salads and fruit medleys but refuses to abide by our rules when she watches our 9 - year - old daughter,» the letter - writer complains.

All this really meant was that the government informed formula companies about the Code and «encouraged» them to abide by the rules.

If your child has problems abiding by the rules (as every 2 - year - old does), work on solutions together.

Considering this, your family rules (if you have any) must be flexible for the kids provided that you want them to abide by the rules to a possible extent.

IBFAN is not calling for Nestlé to stop selling breastmilk substitutes, but to abide by the rules adopted by the UN World Health Assembly, to stop misleading families and to provide parents who do use formula with correct information on labels.

If he can't abide by the rules, consider limiting his privileges.

But you must set boundaries anyway, and make sure that your child abides by those rules while under your roof.

Abide by the rules without hard feelings.

With it, and with a firm commitment to abide by the rules, shared parenting can still work.

If companies abided by the rules and scrapped these promotional budgets, breastfeeding would not be undermined and formula could be cheaper for those parents who use it.»