Sentence examples for declarations of obedience from inspiring English sources

However, these public declarations of obedience proved insufficient as in the closing speech of the congress, the lead author of the event's policy report, Snezhnevsky stated that they "have not disarmed themselves and continue to remain in the old anti-Pavlovian positions", thereby causing "grave damage to the Soviet scientific and practical psychiatry".

Mapenor gave Stephen Langton, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Mapenor's ecclesiastical superior, a declaration of obedience on 27 October 1216, and was consecrated on 18 December 1216 by Sylvester the Bishop of Worcester.

Tradition has it that Nikon, before accepting the position, demanded a declaration of full obedience in religious and moral matters from the tsar.

State television interpreted this as a sign of obedience.

"It's the structure of obedience," he said.

I said: "Didn't you take a vow of obedience?

"He opened the door of obedience and contentment for us".

"There is a form of obedience that is greater than the obedience accorded to any leader, namely, obedience to God and His Messenger," Fadl wrote, claiming that hundreds of Egyptian jihadists from various factions had endorsed his position.

If dogs could talk, the question of obedience in a case like Bluto's might become politically awkward, and even Coren is no weak sentimentalist about obedience.

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The king confesses to being awestruck by this unexpected declaration, although it is unclear whether he is more impressed by the miraculous suddenness of what is claimed or the element of obedience associated with it.