This command implies obedience to the lawful orders of a superior, and in order to maintain this system the hierarchy of offices is marked by fixed positions, with well-defined duties, specific powers, and salaries and privileges objectively assessed.
The vow of chastity is spelled out for Hindu mendicants, but poverty and obedience are implied rather than enjoined.
Still, there are other places when he does imply that de facto obedience is neither necessary nor sufficient for establishing the legitimacy of a civil body.
Dickinson agreed that Parliament had supreme power where the whole empire was concerned, but he denied that it had power over internal colonial affairs; he quietly implied that the basis of colonial loyalty lay in its utility among equals rather than in obedience owed to a superior.
In contrast, "adherence" implies patient-clinician collaboration rather than obedience to didactic dissemination of medical advice.
The freedom to disinherit a child may be used to induce filial obedience, but freedom of testation also implies the freedom of making provision for charity.
16 of the dogs were active working dogs, implying that they were trained to compete in obedience, tracking, searching, or were patrol dogs in the Swedish army.
It does not imply of itself that one owes the duty of obedience to the authority so it does not imply that there is a right to rule on the part of the authority.
"An important vow of obedience was broken," she tells us, in a brisk aside that implies adultery but not by whom.
In furtherance of such obedience to the letter and the spirit of the Constitution, and in behalf of all that its attainment implies, all so-called party interests lose their apparent importance, and party lines may well be permitted to fade into insignificance.
