Adhering [verb]

The university says it adheres to Supreme Court rulings over decades that have allowed the use of race within certain limits.

The nation has neither developed a uniform strategy nor agreed to adhere to the simplest measures to protect each other.

I’ve been extremely diligent for many months now, wearing my mask in public and around the office, while adhering to social distancing guidelines.

It’s the fact that the city can’t stand the message that Catholic Social Services and the archdiocese are sending by continuing to adhere to the old-fashioned view about marriage.

Even more importantly with regards to call tracking, every business needs to adhere to those key legal requirements, such as the EU’s GDPR, or General Data Protection Regulation, to make sure their customers’ sensitive information is safe.

If you have a job that requires you to interact with people outside of your household, you may not be able to adhere to strict enough social distancing to make a holiday gathering as safe as it should be.

An attorney for one said that “two senior intelligence officials” gave the direction to straighten out a classified program that was not adhering to protocols.

For example, it might be necessary to create a large amount of single-keyword-optimized pages to address your users’ various questions while still adhering to search engines’ preferences for focused content.

Blood cells infected with malaria use certain proteins to adhere to blood vessels almost like Velcro, Portugal says.

Apple has barred cloud gaming services, including those from Google and Microsoft, from its mobile app store because it says it cannot screen individual games to make sure they adhere to the company’s policies.