His emphasis on Islamic solidarity fostered obedience to the sultan as a religious duty.
You have discussed how the US school system is based on a Prussian model that was more designed to foster obedience than to educate.
Last week, the United States Supreme Court ruled 5-to-4 that the military's need to "foster instinctive obedience, unity, commitment and esprit de corps" took precedence over Mr. Goldman's sign of reverance.
The movement discourages independent thought, Karyouni said, and fosters blind obedience.
Gratitude is an essential component of family reverence, and can be effective in fostering a proper sense of deference, obedience and loyalty along with remonstrance.
Whereas a bureacracy fostered a spirit of obedience and order, the Stände were open to discussion and debate about the public interest.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
More than a million man-hours are required to assemble the Games to foster the socialist values of team work, order, and obedience.
I quailed before my father only; and he, generous and noble, but capricious and tyrannical, at once fostered and checked the wild impetuosity of my character, making obedience necessary, but inspiring no respect for the motives which guided his commands.
In its social and cultural attitudes, the book is probably the most conservative in the Bible: wealth and status are most important; obedience to the king and all authorities is inculcated; industry and diligence are fostered, for hunger, poverty, and slavery are the fate of the lazy; and age and accepted conventions are accorded great respect.
