Sentence examples for From obeying from inspiring English sources

The justices should, like Ulysses, listen to this siren song but bind themselves from obeying it.

It's no different from obeying the pre-existing laws of gravity or time-travel in science-fiction.

This will discourage firms from obeying yet another of Mr Abe's demands on businesses, which is to invest more at home.

I advised the Watergate special prosecutors (and argued to the Supreme Court in the Nixon tapes case) that the president enjoys no unique immunity from obeying criminal laws.

To exempt religious groups from obeying is not a protection of religion, but a granting of power to religious entities at the cost of all their neighbors.

Under the influence of the philosopher Kant, the Germans who built central Berlin as an off-white replica of Athens believed all freedom came from obeying authority.

For example, the Supreme Court has ruled that the death penalty is not unconstitutional; executioners are seen as exempt from punishment for obeying the law.

Each section of the novel takes them one step further, from the ship to the farm or the shop or the servants' quarters, from bearing their children to watching those children grow up and away, from blindly obeying husbands and employers to making clear-eyed moves toward self-reliance, albeit often of necessity rather than choice.

These machines operate with the fluid in thermodynamic states which, for part of the process, largely deviate from those obeying to the ideal gas law.

Their finding noted Tomlinson, a father of nine, was walking away from police, obeying orders and posed "no threat" when he was struck by Harwood.

He suggested that a moral obligation implies that there is some possibility that the agent may not honour their obligation; Alston argued that this possibility does not exist for God, so his morality must be distinct from simply obeying his own commands.