Adhere used in a sentence

Adhere in a sentence as a verb

[1]Certainly an arguable point, but it's one I adhere to, and I think a lot of other HN'ers do as well.

I consider any software that doesn't adhere to this principle malware.

Is it a law that every article about Apple must adhere to a certain number of press-created fictions?

Here is a company that tried to push and everyone resisted and said "you must adhere to standards defined by a 20 year old plus graphical server".

Depending on how bitcoins are classified legally, there may be additional regulations that sellers or buyers of bitcoins need to adhere to.

Neither will attempting to adhere to a "Functional" style when you've not already learned the important lessons of FP from an actually FP-oriented language.

The reason Government websites are usually ugly is not because Government's are afraid of change or can't justify the cash it's because there are content accessibility guidelines to adhere too.

They assume that we programmers don't think about complicated legal matters, so they go over a lot of the projects we work on and make us adhere to very strict privacy compliance that most of our competitors breeze over.

Instead of going along with what the rest of the world uses, we stubbornly still adhere to using the imprecise Imperial Unit - despite the fact that practically every other country that we interact with uses Metric.

" A contract of adhesion is a standardized contract, which, imposed and drafted by the party of superior bargaining strength, relegates to the subscribing party [the customer] only the opportunity to adhere to the contract or reject it.