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Meanings of adhere to in English

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Usage of adhere to in English
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France urged Iran to adhere to international law allowing freedom of navigation.
Reuters
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The minister reiterated that returning South Africans must adhere to strict conditions.
The South African
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He held the highest responsibility to adhere to the codes and rules.
Lost in translation
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Of course he and Janda wanted to adhere to the exogamous code.
Earth Unaware
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REUTERS: Do you expect your children to also adhere to plural marriage?
Reuters
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But Coffey said many reporting agencies don't adhere to this requirement either.
Wired
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The EU must adhere to the science and penalise the higher emissions.
The Guardian
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ASRM will sanction members who do not adhere to the guidelines, however.
Reuters
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To adhere to government regulations, Tokyo Electric buys electricity from wind farms.
Reuters
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Kushner has said the plan would not adhere to the Arab initiative.
Reuters
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Apple stresses its partners are required to adhere to strict global standards.
Reuters
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They wanted me to adhere to European standards of beauty, she said.
BBC
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We have protocols in place and we need to adhere to that.
Independent.ie
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Despite her declaration of love, she still had standards to adhere to.
Gladiatrix
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For one thing, liquid tends to adhere to the body in space.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
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Resolutions were passed declaring that the Assembly would adhere to the Constitution.
A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878
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