Sentence examples for insubordinate behavior from inspiring English sources
Forbidden behaviors have been grouped into five "levels of infraction," which range from Level 1, "insubordinate behavior," to Level 5, "seriously dangerous or violent behavior".
According to the letter, Morgan Stanley said that Ms. Schieffelin was fired "as the result of disruptive and insubordinate behavior toward her direct supervisor".
In a ruling released on Friday in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Judge Loretta A. Preska said that Mr. Anemone had "a long history of disruptive and insubordinate behavior," and that "no reasonable jury could conclude that plaintiff was terminated for an impermissible reason".
Granted, this was largely a public debate between the commander-in-chief and his generals (who should probably have been punished with removal from office for insubordinate behavior), but members of Congress at least popped up in cameo roles.
In January, she was charged with absence without leave, dereliction of duty, insubordinate conduct and missing movement.
Horowitz called that behavior "extraordinary and insubordinate" and found none of Comey's reasons a "persuasive basis for deviating from well-established department policies".
By the time that the Apollo 7 mission flew, he had been promoted to head of the flight operations division; thus, it was Glynn Lunney who served as lead flight director and had to deal directly with behavior by the crew that Kraft considered "insubordinate".
The article, which exposed behavior on the part of McChrystal and his staff that ranged from cavalier to insubordinate, quickly cost McChrystal his post.
Americans, on the other hand, often strive to distinguish themselves, sometimes by offering suggestions or opinions that question those of superiors a behavior that may strike newcomers from China, Japan, and some other countries as presumptuous or insubordinate.
They are being insubordinate.
