"Are we going to do something against these threats now," he asked, "or are we going to put a 'wait till next year' sign up?" Representative C.W. Young of Florida, chairman of the Appropriations Committee, who had been collaborating with Mr. Obey until the president's veto threat, said Mr. Bush would propose a supplemental spending bill next year, and he would act on it quickly.
If you cannot love God then at least OBEY until you learn how to love God!" (I told you it felt like an arranged marriage).
He obeyed until he was nineteen, and then, in 1933, he and a few other young Sherpas fled to Darjeeling.
They obeyed, until there was a bizarre break in character: He sat down to catch his breath, pulling the bandit-style bandanna off his face.
He told her what to wear, to read, to think and she obeyed until much later on in life, when there were one or two mild rebellions.
In twinned martensite tempered in the range 450 650°C, the Isaichev orientation relationship between ferrite and cementite is obeyed, until recrystallization of the ferrite occurs.
Figure 6c shows that the larger the bond-length cutoff, the more closely the valence sum rule is obeyed until at a cutoff distance of 4 Å is reached.
"Our orders were simply to obey them until it came time to destroy them".
The site tells visitors to "locate a married Roman Catholic priest by clicking on your state!" The site was founded by Louise Haggett, 59, of Framingham, Mass., who described herself as a "pay, pray and obey" Catholic until 10 years ago, when she had difficulty finding someone to give her mother last rites.
That runaway court's order to start counting was promptly, and rightly, obeyed -- until a majority of the highest court, recognizing its deference had been misplaced and its authority was being challenged, stayed the counting fingers.
A second such order, again an instruction not to obey the president until further notice, was signed by Kissinger and, to the best of my recollection, Elliot Richardson.
