abiding

IPA: ʌbˈaɪdɪŋ

Examples of "abiding" in Sentences

The community is law abiding.
An abiding preoccupation was the Shakespeare authorship question.
And this was the main abiding-place of the Folk that I had chanced upon.
Well, we honest, proud women believes in abiding by the established rules.
If you believe in abiding by the laws of the land then that makes you anti-immagration?
Nope, you said that the fraction of private transfer that are law-abiding is insignificant.
Its been 31 years, since the law was introduced, yet the nation shows no scruples in abiding by the most futile system.
I guess they don't believe in abiding by the rules, Mrs Clinton would not be pushing the issue if the shoe was on the other foot.
And your assertion that the working classes were notoriously law-abiding is laughable, simply because laws back then criminalized debt.
Here we are shown that when one "hath eternal life" it is "eternal life _abiding in him_"; for there would be no meaning to the language if no one has eternal life abiding in him.
Purchase and possession (and carry) at 18 – 20 by the otherwise law-abiding is and should be no big deal; 21 is, in the end, as arbitrary (and asinine) an age limit for legal purchase as it is for alcohol.
Obama, Edwards, Richardson and others showed good faith in abiding by the rules of the DNC and petitioned to have their names removed in both MI and FL – they were successful only in MI because FL maintained the names of the candidates on the ballot against their wishes.