Sentence examples for obeys from inspiring English sources

Faure can say what he wants, but a Catholic, and even more so a bishop, obeys and respects the pope".

In the riddle wrapped in the mystery inside the enigma that is the British constitution, power obeys a sort of uncertainty principle.

They should not bring much rise in the sea level, since floating ice obeys Archimedes's principle and displaces its own mass of water.

Although it made some concessions, the fairness of those elections will depend ultimately on how well the ruling party obeys the new rules.

With their encouragement, it obeys the law and insists that the 500 other farmers from which it buys soya do so as well.NGOs are putting similar pressure on Maggi's competitors: the Nature Conservancy is tackling Cargill, for example.

Mr Okada's company says it plans legal action against employees it accuses of making illegal payments contrary to company rules, and that it is co-operating with the authorities to ensure it obeys the law regarding its land ownership.The fourth project, Resorts World Bayshore, is backed by Genting, a gambling giant with global ambitions (it is also planning to buy an ailing casino in Vegas).

This echoes the role played in Poland under communism by Catholic intellectuals, who maintained a more or less independent academic life that both undermined communism and helped to foster democracy after it had fallen.In western Ukraine, the Uniate Church (which uses Orthodox liturgy, but obeys Rome) has played an important role in restoring academic life.

Editors of The Economist, I am not surprised by the publication of an article with tabloid connotations, that lacks any kind of journalist rigor, that obeys a campaign iniciated by an individual with no morals or ethics, and that unfortunately, you have repeated.

That growing complexity will be increasingly hard to manage.As it grows, Wal-Mart is also inevitably attracting greater scrutiny from the press, politicians, government officials and trial lawyers, and will have to demonstrate with great consistency that it strictly obeys America's (and other countries') employment laws.

And Ms Shute obeys what must be a universal law: that death never leaves such relationships in a state of grace.

Some are necessary fictions: there probably has to be a speed limit for motorways, even if almost no one obeys it.