"It's obey the man over you, follow the chain of command, or into the stockade you go".
She stepped down from the card table where she had sat all day, with only a short break for lunch; a call went out for the company to assemble and it was obeyed instantaneously.
Regarding fishes, this author concluded that it is "obeyed by a great number of fishes as shown by numerous reports in the literature".
Already, business executives and trade groups are arguing that those lottery-size windfalls, authorized under the sweeping law that overhauled the nation's financial regulatory system, will make it harder for companies to police themselves and will pit employees in search of a big payday against a company's effort to make sure it is obeying the law.
Ultimately, France could face legal action if it fails to satisfy the commission that it is obeying European legislation.
"We knew these things," he said, but in the military "it was obey and shut up".
Comment about the Constitution, and how it should be obeyed; if it had been then the three worst Post-World War II political crises could have been avoided --McCarthyism, Vietnam and Watergate, and the present one of our attempts to ransom hostages with arms sales to Iran and to illegally fund the Contras.
The New Yorker, December 22 , 1986P. 23 Comment about the Constitution, and how it should be obeyed; if it had been then the three worst Post-World War II political crises could have been avoided --McCarthyism, Vietnam and Watergate, and the present one of our attempts to ransom hostages with arms sales to Iran and to illegally fund the Contras.
Debs thereafter stated that he had opposed the amendment, but that once it was adopted it should be obeyed.
In its statement, from which many individual bishops may have privately demurred, it endorsed the encyclical in full and directed that it must be obeyed to the letter.
