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adhere

[ad-heer] / ædˈhɪər /




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Last year, the California Coastal Commission found that Sable had failed to adhere to the state’s Coastal Act despite repeated warnings and fined the company $18 million.

From Los Angeles Times

The bill, called the Packaging and Claims Knowledge Act, calls for a national standard for environmental claims on packaging that companies would voluntarily adhere to.

From Los Angeles Times

But medicines are often more effective in clinical trials than in everyday life, in which costs, health-insurance issues and fewer check-ins with providers can impact how well someone adheres to their medication.

From MarketWatch

Born a few years after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, she was raised in an era when hijabs were mandatory and people had to adhere, she said, to the “anti-American and antisemitic policies of the state.”

From Los Angeles Times

Additionally, while there are separate facilities for boys and girls, the mandated age-based segregation within these facilities is not always adhered to.

From BBC