Tells about an officer he met during WWII who knew that his bombers' mission was misguided, and so he obeyed orders without too great efficiency, and didn't urge his men to heroics.
Asked whether Vettel should not have simply obeyed without disputing the team's request, Horner said: "He's a race driver.
"His tyres were quite a bit older, he was going through the tyre quicker and it looked like a three-stop". Asked whether Vettel should not have simply obeyed without disputing the team's request, Horner said: "He's a race driver.
Will they obey without debate?
His wishes seemed to be obeyed without question, with military-style thoroughness.
"When the former chairman asked for a transfer of funds, his wishes were obeyed without question".
"Cora" captures the strain in this stuffy household, dominated by a woman accustomed to having her orders obeyed without question.
The traditionalists, who oppose changes such as offering communion to remarried couples, bemoan the good old days when papal authority was unquestioned, civil authorities treated the Church with extreme deference, and parishioners obeyed without objection.
Still, for progressives, the eroding power of the churches is a most welcome development: the religions right can no longer claim to be the sole source of morality and virtue, nor can they expect to assert their will in political matters and be obeyed without question.
Jaimini, who composed sutras about the 4th century bce, was critical of earlier Mimamsa authors, particularly of one Badari, to whom is attributed the view that the Vedic injunctions are meant to be obeyed without the expectation of benefits for oneself.
