abide by a decision造句

• For example : a possible form is for all parties to agree to abide by a decision of the mediator.
• _Allows state court lawsuits only if a health care plan refused to abide by a decision ordered by an external medical review board.
• Over the weekend, a Saudi Arabian official said that the country would be obligated to abide by a decision of the Security Council.
• He said in recent years, the Interior Ministry has refused to abide by a decision of the Israeli Supreme Court that Conservative conversions done abroad be recognized in Israel.
• In February 1921, the coal operators and striking miners composed their differences, Hanson securing from each an agreement to abide by a decision to be made by Governor Kilby.
• "While Chairman Byrne has attempted to achieve consensus and avoid a divisive primary, " he said, " the recommended Byrne process may be potentially coercive in requiring dissenting counties to abide by a decision made by a majority of counties.
• The reasons why open rescission is so rare is that the House instinctively realizes that parliamentary government requires the majority to abide by a decision regularly come to, however unexpected, and that it is unfair to resort to methods, whether direct or indirect, to reverse such a decision.