Sentence examples for expect obedience in return from inspiring English sources

To get elected it is necessary to raise astronomical amounts of private money from people who expect obedience in return.

The parents, some of whom have not mastered English, expect obedience and modesty and closely follow politics back in East Africa; the children are focused not on the homeland but on the money, clothes and excitement dangled by American culture.

But if the person now continues to reside voluntarily in the state, that person must know that others expect obedience from him unless he is under some special exemption.

If Chairman Kim doesn't appear to listen to his sponsors in Beijing in every instance, it's largely because they don't expect obedience each and every time.

To expect obedience was oppressive.

In business, for example, it is the combination of a manager's position relative to statutory and rational structures that constitutes the right to expect obedience from subordinates.

But even in tradition a form of command can be seen in the expected obedience of community members to the sanctions of tradition.

The public expect something in return – respect.

These are men who demanded and expected obedience.

Walter White has clearly demonstrated that he expects obedience from his family.

But they expect some respect in return.