In obedience to the statutory direction to allow a direct, expedited appeal to this Court..
In obedience to your Majesty's commands, signified to us by a letter..
In obedience to the New Testament, they repudiated swearing oaths and recourse to violence, whether at the behest of a magistrate or in war, respectively.
In obedience to the order the railroads filed and published the schedules of rates, which have ever since that time been carried out by the companies.
"In obedience to our Judeo-Christian heritage," Cardinal Dolan said, "we have consistently taught our people to live their lives during the week to reflect the same beliefs that they proclaim on the Sabbath.
In obedience to this alleged need, both movies plunge precipitously through levels of taste, morality, common sense, and caution, finally reaching a subterranean miasma of infantile need, flesh, organs, and drool.
In obedience to the pope's command, however, Bacon set to work and in a remarkably short time had dispatched the Opus majus ("Great Work"), the Opus minus ("Lesser Work"), and the Opus tertium ("Third Work").
In obedience to its appointed role, the Turkish army has several times stepped in to uphold Ataturk's vision.
"In obedience to Scripture, there can be no rejoicing when our enemies fall," said David Gushee, a Christian ethicist at Mercer University.
But he had acted in obedience to Christ.
Schooled in obedience to authority, they will be poor custodians of democracy.
