Applewhite and Nettles insisted that their followers practice what they referred to as "flexibility": strict obedience to their often shifting requests.
Within the organization, there's a tradition of strict obedience to superiors.
However, it has a history of strict obedience to Mr Chávez's wishes.
Hard work, proper training and strict obedience are the keys, he gruffly insists.
Strict obedience to the religious law and imitation of the Prophet were basic for the mystics.
His view that judges should interpret the law is a challenge to the principle of strict obedience to its letter that prevailed during the dictatorship.
Trade that constant possibility of illicit behavior for a week of strict obedience, and the results would be anybody's guess.
Then I found Victorian postmortem portraits — children propped up in chairs, perfect posture, only their dry eyes and lolling heads revealing the difference between strict obedience and extinction.
Most effective in this endeavour were the Jesuits, a militant order founded by Ignatius of Loyola in 1534, pledged to strict obedience to the pope and to acting as the church's instrument for regaining ground lost to Protestantism.
So Europe will rub along with the pact and semi-comply, destroying many jobs, albeit not as many as strict obedience would destroy (see article).Or consider the European Central Bank.
