abided

• “It would be unfair to say that Indians as a whole have simply abided by the situation.”

  The Huffington Post: Rio Helmi: Anna Hazare: Savior or Destroyer of Democracy?

• “A placer camp he knew was ephemeral, while a quartz camp abided, and he kept a score of men in the quest for months.”

  Chapter XI

• “Again Saxon felt the loving benediction that abided in his face, his eyes, his hands -- toward which she involuntarily dropped her eyes.”

  CHAPTER XVIII

• “Each country has it own laws, whether it is immigration, taxation, terrorism, etc. which MUST be abided by local and foreigners alike.”

  Global Voices in English » Japan: Filipino girl sees her parents deported

• “We always paid taxes, we always abided by the law, and we always lived just as normal citizens would have lived.”

  The Huffington Post: Saad Nabeel: A Q&A With Deported Student Saad Nabeel: ICE Abuses, Strip Searching, and Cell Confinement

• “Biden, asked later whether he thought the generals had bought into this approach or had just abided by it, said that "maybe a couple abided, but I think they bought into it.”

  The Huffington Post: Jules Witcover: Obama's Sidekick Joe Biden: Understanding The Vice President

• “But it argued the legislation was important to ensure conservative Muslims abided by the country's staunch separation of church and state, as well as for security reasons and to defend women's rights.”

  Voice of America: France Detains Several People Enforcing Veil Ban

• “On a personal level, Ms. Lambert abided by a simple style mantra: "Get your look and stick with it," which for her meant a turban, Leon Paule tunics and pants, a crocodile Hermès Kelly bag and Belgian loafers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fashion's First Lady

• “I abided by every single rule and I was very polite when I spoke.”

  Simon & Schuster: Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grieving and Recovery

• “Yeltsin, although furious, abided by the decision and the individuals were released.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Return

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