It either ignored the command or did the wrong thing ("No! Not redial!").
It is about the time when his uncle Jack was visited by a young government inspector, who foolishly ignored the command to stay out of the bull pasture.
Both of the Gulf Cartel leaders ignored the command, and Treviño Morales moved swiftly to avenge the death of his former comrade.
"The suspect ignored those commands and quickly advanced on the officer, while holding the blade pointed at the officer," San Diego police homicide lieutenant Mike Hastings told the Union-Tribune.
The Israeli military told the AP that she ignored the commands and pulled out a knife.
Villalva largely ignored the commands, stood before the rim, and at one point appeared to urinate. .
During this time, Major Generals Shmuel Gonen and Chaim Bar-Lev, the heads of Israeli Southern Command and Sharon's superiors, continued to press Sharon to send forces to the east bank to widen the corridor to the Israeli bridgehead, while Sharon ignored these commands repeatedly, claiming that the attacks were unnecessary.
Such hoards would necessitate a wealthy owner, and their supposed existence ignores the command structure of a pirate vessel, in which the crew often served by free suffrage.
But they are trained to deal with behaviour rather than the cause of the behaviour, so when a person's response is "No, I won't do that," or the person ignores the command, the confrontation escalates.
Recent studies have shown that if dogs are given a particular command or have learned a particular rule, they are more likely to forget or ignore the command or rule after an interfering event, for example when the owner leaves the area and another person enters (Topál et al., 2009) or even when the owner themselves leave and subsequently return (Hertel et al., 2014).
