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Abides by the law country, does not make the legal prohibition the matter.

But this nature can be changed if one associates with a bona fide spiritual master and abides by his rules and the scriptures.

the company abides by contract , sincerely treats guest , and gets long - term cooperation with high standard and high reputation.

We endured it all, with silent approval even, convinced that we were joining a club that abides by its own rules.

As a linguistic phenomenon, euphemism has its unique origination and formation, and abides by a certain development principle.

He stressed that the ECB abides by the 'spirit' of its founding charter that prohibits the central bank from financing governments.

The company's "final responsibility" is to shareholders, who "should realize a fair return, " so long as J& J abides by its credo.

goods and correlated technologies, and strictly abides by the international obligations it undertakes of not proliferating nuclear weapons.

And second, that if China more or less abides by global norms, America will be able to accommodate its interests.

Therefore, local flamen abides by the rule to look for the ox with furcated hoof as the present of sacrifice.

The course of integration abides by dialectical materialism epistemology law, with the characteristics of progressiveness and reversion.

The United States stated that it follows its one China policy and abides by the principles of the three U.

Haisheng scrupulously abides by this principia, which is to be chosen and supported by many clients.

Accountant professional ethics is a code of ethics and occupation discipline that the accountant job employee abides by naturally.

ICM is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.

Customer please abides by the preliminary design principles reviewed together by experts from NSRD and Azerbaijan.

And second, that if China more or less abides by global norms, America will be able to accommodateits interests.

The company abides by the agreement .

Enterprises rule: The good faith abides by occupational ethics, the pioneering spirit of hard work, diligence, thinking, cooperation.

those man who abides by what he thought.

Unilever said it accepted the decision and that it abides by Chinese law.

If anything, they want to make sure the U. S. abides by its own rules.

As a kind of state power, Criminal investigates right Abides by the objective law that authority exercises.

He abides by rules and regulations, and has never violated the regulations of the work unit.

The faith of market which the company abides by is that " users' satisfaction is the goal which we pursue" .

For Cuba to return to the OAS, it must accept everything the OAS stands for and the rules it abides by, Restrepo said.

An International Federation that abides by anti-doping rules must govern these sports.

He abides by his friends.

The website abides by the law internet, the Chinese Internet law, theillegal information please on own initiative leaves.

Must begin reforms in order to maintain its standing as a world city that abides by international standards.

Then, cacique abides by a promise, put them.

The development of intracerebral transplantation abides by the laws of epistemology and dialectics.

The principle that the government or charity organization abides by is to distribute according to need.

Abides by principles of guest privacy.

China is a country under the rule of law. It abides by the law.

The government of Cape Verde abides by the one-China principle and supports China's grand cause of reunification.

Social development abides by certain laws, and it is a result of the people's reasonable alternative.

Strictly abides by standards policies and procedures governing cases of emergency such as fire, bomb scare and other critical situations.

Google, through Guxiang, now "abides by Chinese law, " according to the same document.

Of course, not everyone in America abides by the law. Crime is a growing problem.

In this regard China abides by the following basic policies and principles: