abiding造句

The act of abiding ; a sojourn.

It is a deeper, more abiding emotion.

This faith is the abiding creed of our fathers.

Their abiding tactical advantage is their willingness to kill innocents in pursuit of that goal.

We share an abiding interest in a more prosperous Southeast Asia and a more peaceful world.

There is no harm your abiding by the law and acting according to it.

There seem to be economic benefits for a society where people are law-abiding, trustworthy, caring and generally nice.

Research suggests the brain also processes those feelings differently — though exactly how the mind creates abiding happiness is unclear.

Those critical of encryption might suggest that law-abiding citizens have nothing to hide, but that simply isn't true.

Obviously it means this writer believes that the proper Gospel and the proper church should be a Law abiding church.

THE red Routemaster bus is one of London's abiding ICONS, its curvaceous silhouette as recognisable as Big Ben.

But reporters weren't covering up for Kennedy so much as they were abiding by their era's social and professional codes, which regarded politicians' personal lives as privileged realms.

Otherwise the result of abiding by the legal principle of crime and punishment can only be to encroach on citizen's right in legal form.

In addition to abiding by national laws, members of the garrison shall abide by the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

So is our disregard for authority, which we celebrate, while at the same time being one of the most law-abiding nations on earth.

In the name of all the judges and officials, I promise that we shall officiate in these Olympic Games, respecting and abiding by the rules which govern them, in the true spirit of sportsmanship.

Moreover, even signatory countries may be bad at abiding by the convention, especially when it means enforcing the return of children to a parent alleged to have been abusive.

Moreover, barras bravas (hooligans), whose penchant for vandalism and violence has discouraged law-abiding fans from attending matches, can be jailed for up to ten years for using explosives.

While ordinary law-abiding folk, obedient to the mayor's exhortations, are moving slowly back to the streets that Hurricane Katrina devastated 17 months ago, the criminal classes need no invitation.

The internal circles of the Atom mirror the cosmos, at once a law-abiding nucleus of energy, and at the same time the concentric heavenly spheres spinning in the galaxy.