Sentence examples for may disobey orders from inspiring English sources

Reigning champion Vettel apologised afterwards, but subsequently said he did not apologise for winning and he may disobey orders again.

To throw up is to disobey orders.

"Local officials know that if they disobey orders from the centre they can be dismissed".

Events justified him, but to disobey orders so blatantly was unforgivable.

Visibly angry, Judge Richard Lussick said Mr. Taylor could not make or disobey orders at will.

Mr Galloway urged British troops to disobey orders and branded Mr Blair and George Bush as "wolves".

Some rabbis are urging soldiers to disobey orders, tearing at the fabric of a Jewish state.

The group also encouraged British soldiers to disobey orders and refrain from entering combat.

Will they be tempted to disobey orders?

I flashed a submissive nod and proceeded to disobey orders.

Always be honest and truthful, and never disobey orders!