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ABIDANCE - translation to arabic
ABIDANCE
ألاسم
تَبَع ; إِطَاعَة ; اِئْتِمار ; اِسْتِسْلام ; اِمْتِثال ; اِمْتِثالِيَّة ; اِنْصِياع ; اِنْقِياد ; إِذْعان ; تَبَع ; طَوْع ; تَبَعِيَّة ; تَسْلِيم ; خُشُوع ; خُضُوع ; خُنُوع ; ذُلّ ; رُضُوخ ; طاعَة ; تَابِعِيَّة
abidance
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ABIDANCES
ألاسم
تَبَع ; إِطَاعَة ; اِئْتِمار ; اِسْتِسْلام ; اِمْتِثال ; اِمْتِثالِيَّة ; اِنْصِياع ; اِنْقِياد ; إِذْعان ; تَبَع ; طَوْع ; تَبَعِيَّة ; تَسْلِيم ; خُشُوع ; خُضُوع ; خُنُوع ; ذُلّ ; رُضُوخ ; طاعَة ; تَابِعِيَّة
Definition
Abidance
·noun The state of abiding; abode; continuance; compliance (with).
Examples of use of ABIDANCE
1. Companies are categorised according to their abidance by emiratisation and other labour rules.
2. It is necessary to steadily tighten the abidance of the socialist law as long as the class struggle continues.
3. "He‘s not the nicest in terms of law abidance," said Anders Aslund, a Russian expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, based in Washington.
4. We, on our part, hereby reaffirm our commitments and abidance by all the agreements to which we are signatories, and shall remain persistent partners in the peacemaking and peace–implementing processes.
5. Kim Il Sung in a series of works including "On Further Strengthening the People‘s Power and Giving Proper Guidance to Socialist Law–Abidance" clarified the principled matters arising in further strengthening the people‘s power and enhancing its function and role.