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adhering

[ad-heer-ing] / ædˈhɪər ɪŋ /




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The media regulator has published guidelines designed to make the internet safer for women and girls - and threatened to make it "absolutely clear to the public" which platforms are not adhering to them.

From BBC

In response to the letter, Shein told the BBC: "We are committed to respecting human rights and adhering to local laws and regulations in each market we operate in."

From BBC

I think cooking at home is not only about adhering to tradition, but it's also creating new traditions that are carried down from, hopefully, generation to generation.

From Salon

Whale Seeker’s methods could also help monitor whether industries are adhering to regulations—and could help audit carbon credit systems to see if they’re effective.

From Scientific American

The IRA contains a number of such bonuses, including for building projects in disadvantaged communities and for adhering to certain labor standards.

From Reuters