I obey, on some level glad I left my reading glasses in the car.
A friend on the Today programme once scrawled OBEY on the glass partition when Brian Redhead refused to keep to his timings.
We can see, however, that this worry applies only to certain accounts of authority, which imply duties to obey on the part of the subjects.
Russian officials have defended that decision, but Western experts say pilots should always obey the on-board system.
For the integration of this mechanism in the architecture, we modelled MSTlModel neurons that obey an on-center-off-surround characteristic generated by input integration from model MTModel neurons.
Give her a treat as a reward for obeying on your command.
"We will be spending, in this fiscal year, $167 billion on the war in Iraq and Afghanistan," Mr. Obey declared on the House floor.
For several decades, what are now the town's financial offices have been housed in a fascist-era building displaying a massive bas-relief of Benito Mussolini on horseback, bearing the slogan "Credere, Obbedire, Combattere" ("Believe, Obey, Combat") on the side.
A JNA officer who served at Vukovar later described how his men refused to obey orders on several occasions, "abandoning combat vehicles, discarding weapons, gathering on some flat ground, sitting and singing Give Peace a Chance by John Lennon".
Unlike the mafia, they pay tax and obey rules on where, when and to whom they can sell their products.
"They look on these citizens as suckers," Mr. Sharon said, referring to Israelis who mock the American or European tendency to wait in line or obey laws on principle.
