In politics every element was expected to obey "one head, one governor, one law" in exactly the same way as all parts of the human body obeyed the brain.
Quick lunch! the neon cries, and I Rigid over the land they stride, From other shores, and from our own sometimes With what devotion he obeys One praises where one can the scenes of Sport, I know a man whose daily breakfasts lasts.
Meanwhile, the illegal flow continues north — of people pushed by dire poverty and fierce determination, pulled by the mightiest economy on earth, obeying one law that Congress and Mr. Chertoff could never repeal, that of supply and demand.
Some philosophers also consider that it should bind people particularly to their own states, i.e., the states of which they are residents or citizens, and that an argument that could not show that one had more stringent duties to obey one's own country than a similarly just foreign one would be in that measure deficient (Simmons 1979, 31 35; Green 1988, 227 28).
It evidently wasn't too hard: Civil rights investigators have already found at least 10 cases in the past three years in which prosecutors applied for arrest warrants by relying on the assertion that a witness didn't obey one of the office's fraudulent subpoenas. .
The challenge would be to sound upbeat while obeying one's professional duty to be balanced.
When constrained by its context, that line is compelling; it reads as a call to obey one's conscience over and above unjust laws.
It certainly obeys one of the key rules of politeness: avoiding saying to people things they do not wish to hear.
Even though one of the first things I did when I arrived in Tallinn was buy yet another Xbox 360, I had every intention to obey one of my few prime directives: rigorous adherence to all foreign drug laws.
The velocity profiles obey one basic assumption of drift-flux model one phase is transported at a higher speed than another phase.
