Sentence examples for question orders from inspiring English sources

The difference is that whereas the best soldiers do not question orders, knowledge workers are valued most for their ability to think for themselves.

One of a squad, obeying orders with the whole squad, forbidden to ask questions or to question orders — I was, after four years of rigorous academic life, having a delicious vacation from the need to be choosing all the time.

She writes that some of his closest overseas counterparts speculated "that his military background made him unwilling to question orders or that any black man who reached the top in America must have done so by toeing the line".

Voitik is not one to question orders, but fear, not loyalty, drives him.

During the casting process, Keamy was described as a military type in his late-twenties who does not question orders.

The Nuremburg Trials, in 1946, established in international law, very firmly, that soldiers not only have the right they have the duty to question orders when they're told to do something that they think might be against international law or against common humanity".

Question wording and question order can also dramatically affect responses.

However, variance to question order was observed in both the 'part' and 'whole' valuations.

This paper analyzes the affect of question order on support for affirmative action.

Limitations in the survey methods include possible sampling bias, question order bias, and internet access.

This study evaluated the panel of SBD measures recommended by the Institute of Medicine and examined the effect of question order.