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adhere

[ad-heer] / ædˈhɪər /




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The law also means that parents can complain to the department if they believe a school is not adhering to the guidelines.

From BBC

You’re young, you’re in good financial shape and assuming the stock market continues to adhere to historical averages and your early retirement is not hit by another Great Recession.

From MarketWatch

Isidora was Greek, and her name is etched in black ink on the left side of the red-tinted fragments of wrapping that still adhere to her portrait.

From The Wall Street Journal

The plant's owner insists it adheres to required emission thresholds, but the government's closure U-turn has left some locals disheartened.

From Barron's

Thus, morning anchors aren’t obligated to adhere to the neutral comportment we expect of their evening news counterparts.

From Salon