Sentence examples for obeyed from from inspiring English sources

A complex web of small rules widely obeyed – from paying your tax to insuring your car, to giving workers proper breaks – are the threads that weave a democratic social contract and a protective state.

We give explicitly the new boundary conditions which are obeyed, from which it can be seen whether the -dependence has increased, decreased, or remained the same.

Kinetics of this interaction obeys from the pseudo-second-order and pore-diffusion models.

Kinetics of this interaction obeys from the pseudo-second-order model and diffusion of the MB molecules into the agar is the main rate-controlling step.

The defectors were Nubans, local men who had been recruited by the Sudanese Army; until the conflict began, last summer, they obeyed orders from Khartoum.

So far, the young men — some in their teens — who make up most of the militia fighters have obeyed commands from their leaders to stop fighting.

Of course, if he had obeyed orders from a bellicose US army general and popped a couple of caps into some Russkie asses in the late 90s, he'd have been blown to kingdom come.

"Why should we want America to be put in a situation where whatever they do will be interpreted as if they obeyed orders from Jerusalem?" Mr. Olmert warned that Mr. Netanyahu and his defense minister, Ehud Barak, having likened Iran to Nazi Germany, may find themselves unable to back down from military action.

Then-FDA Commissioner David Kessler obeyed orders from above about which products should be expedited and which delayed by his agency.

Intravascular leucocytes retained both ameboid motility and chemotaxis, and Metchnikoff (1893) proposed that they sensed and obeyed signals from the inflamed tissues to stay inside blood vessels, a process called "negative chemotactism".

Stefan cel Mare si Sfant school in Grigoriopol was one of only eight schools in Transnistria that obeyed an order from the Moldovan government in 1989 to switch from the Cyrillic to Latin script.