Adhered in a sentence

Wang Yi said, over the past 20 years, China has consistently adhered to Africa-Africa cooperation, adhered to the correct concept of justice and benefit, and is committed to cooperation and common development.

This rule is strictly adhered to in British armory, with only rare exceptions; although generally observed in continental heraldry, it is not adhered to quite as strictly.

Afterward, both men adhered to the Code of Honor handshake, and any rough feelings appeared to be squashed.

All households enjoyed free water supply and huge discounts on electricity bills, because access to water was a necessity to ensure people adhered to hygiene practices, and access to electricity was important as everybody was encouraged to stay at home.

Consider what life could have been if only you adhered to a strict vegan diet.

I just wanted my mother’s wishes to be adhered to,” Kecalf Franklin said.

Maintaining product quality and ensuring patient safety will be a challenge if these standards are not adhered to.

Mary and I have adhered to the same formula for the entire four decades.

Officials say many blazes could have been prevented if residents adhered to a statewide burn ban that has been in effect since early August.

Shikoto says the ministry has completed its mission of ensuring the vulnerable are taken care of, adding that the Namibia Revenue Agency (Namra) will make sure the law is adhered to.

Since the government officially acknowledged this problem, it has consistently and continuously improved its efforts to limit crime, and has adhered to international standards.

This would be enough for most folks, but Kang clearly adhered to the policy that idle hands are the devil's playthings.

Those who adhered to a nutritious diet were 6% less likely to become depressed.

Trucks and tents are set up to welcome and weigh the red fruits, while visits to local farmers ensures that the plants meet the strict quality control adhered to by the company.

We refer to the fact that he clearly states that the communities’ views should be adhered to during the design process.

We stand ready to demand that the laws that govern the labour force are adhered to, and we pledge to work with all entities to enhance productivity and ensure that workers are compensated fairly.

And off the court, Walton was a chronic fun-seeker, a broadcaster who adhered to no conventional norms and took great joy in that, a man with a deeply serious side about the causes that mattered most to him.

Councillor David Watson (East Kilbride West), called for assurances that conditions will be adhered to by the developers.

Evans adhered to reality-based decision-making, especially during his three four-year gubernatorial terms (1965-1977).

He gave the advice in an interview with the in Accra yesterday, stating most fires were preventable if precautionary measures were adhered to.