Professional groups adhere to transnational standards.

Wet clothes adhere to the skin.

Wet clothes adhere to the skin.

This glue does not adhere to plastic.

Moreover, every idea trader should adhere to these principles.

Only a few pundits stubbornly adhere to this approach.

Today, only Lebanon and Syria adhere to it stringently(...)

Muslims adhere to the teaching of the prophet Mohammed.

Everything I undertake goes wrong.

There will be chaos unless we all adhere to the rules.

Have pity on her, and I undertake to arrange...

Whatever we may undertake, diligence is important.

But the agreement fails to specify who will undertake what costs.

1. States Parties undertake to adopt immediate, effective and appropriate measures

(h) Undertake to promote the immediate reform of the judicial system.

The government has repeatedly pledged to undertake reforms and listen to its people.

When America does not adhere to the principles that it preaches to others, it breeds resentment.

We are a thorn in the side for our neighbors who stubbornly adhere to authoritarianism.

The Germans, for example, want to reduce risk by forcing hedge funds to adhere to stricter reporting requirements.

Countries with low GES scores need to undertake policies that allow them to rise.

The Committee will undertake the proposed visit to El Salvador pursuant to the recommendation.

On the other hand, energy s benefits adhere to specific agents, be they consumers, producers, or sellers.

History offers a recipe for success, so long as Americans adhere to the lesson of 1989.

(e) To reinstate the moratorium on capital punishment and adhere to its commitment to progressively abolish the death penalty

If we want to insist that other nations play by the rules, we also need to adhere to them.

Despite the impending doom, students have to study, undertake projects and take final exams.

But are we being fair by comparing the various regions SWFs and expecting them to adhere to Western standards?

These countries will need to undertake major changes in their policies to adjust to today s new realities.

The scientific community increasingly recognizes that science itself is not a value free activity and, therefore, the choice of what research to undertake and how to undertake it must be governed by ethical principles.

29. Also requests the Secretary General to undertake, in full consultation with Member States, measures

It is, of course, always much easier to encourage others to undertake painful reforms than to look inward.

I decided I could not undertake the mission for these reasons.

What is that work about and why did we undertake it?

First, in common with today s regime, the system would adhere to multilateral procedures and the most favored nation principle.

But the Iranian regime is no ordinary government it may not adhere to the normal practices of nuclear restraint.

Why do well trained professionals, when struggling with a rapidly unfolding emergency, adhere to rules laid down in advance?

Even the US Department of Justice has stated categorically that most of the FSA adhere to Al Qaeda s ideology.

The risk premium could rise, for example, if investors became uncertain about whether Kuroda would adhere to his commitment.

But the Iranian regime is no ordinary government it may not adhere to the normal practices of nuclear restraint.

The majority of Indonesian women still adhere to their principal societal roles of being a wife and becoming mother.

The goal should be to stabilize these countries economies as they undertake their delicate political transitions.

The exchange will undertake a study this summer, with trading to begin as early as 2008.

Runs by panicked investors have required central banks to undertake unprecedented lender of last resort operations.

(g) Undertake to refrain from any kind of action that could lead to violence or disrupt the transition to democracy

In the worst cases, voices command the listener to undertake destructive acts such as suicide or assault.