How to pronounce “abide”(verb) in English

not to abide by travel expense limitations, and so forth.

And I cannot -- I cannot abide the cruelty to the animals that were being fed -- the way grains are being grown, that you will gluten-intolerance that's going on, it's a

And a Stoic could not abide by a tyrant.

important that the industry establish certain standards and agree to to abide

And if you actually did such an agreement and completely abided by it -- means no shared

Like everybody else, they must abide by them.

Convention is a way of doing things that has no inherent advantages other than the fact that everyone else has agreed to abide by them as well.

Because this is a rule in sushi, but I don't abide by it, and have gotten yelled at by Morimoto.

They can charge anything they want, and people have to get their products to abide with laws, so then they have huge

Only thing I could try to do is continue to tell 'em right from wrong and hopefully they continue to abide by the rules and things that I'm tellin' 'em what's right.

So it's important for Google, as a corporation, to abide by its fiduciaries to pursue profit at the same time.

Which meant if you wanted to get money to work on this, you needed to agree to abide by the Bermuda Principles.

Female Audience Member #3: I think Dwight expresses that, like the philosophy and the principles that he abides by, but also how petty he is.

Actually, you've met some people at some, at least civilians who were nice to you, who actually abided

Later, you can, you know, well, if there's a criminal case and fine, we'll abide by the law.