In this country you're less likely to have to submit to authority.
They ask, Why do individuals, groups, and organizations submit to authority?
As he grows up, he will recognise in himself "a shameful pleasure in submitting to authority".
Nor does her analysis take account of the unconscious fear and guilt behind women's decisions to submit to authority.
According to Popper, open societies guarantee and protect rational exchange, while closed societies force people to submit to authority, whether that authority is religious, political or economic.
He clearly prefers to be in control, and I have a hunch he's not too keen on submitting to authority.
The American women who put themselves forward for ordination after the first wave of feminism in the 70s were less disposed to submit to authority.
The pastoral mood in the hills of Tennessee offered a stark contrast to the storm raging around the country over the Pearls' teachings on child discipline, which advocate systematic use of "the rod" to teach toddlers to submit to authority.
Since it established its main campus here in 1972, the 66-year-old institute has been considered the West Point of culinary schools: a demanding institution where students are drilled in teamwork and skills, and taught to submit to authority.
Those schools were dedicated to teaching citizens the three Rs (reading, writing and arithmetic), with the secondary, more cynical, objective of creating a docile working class accustomed to submitting to authority.
Mormons today are instructed to submit to authority, when the impetus for the trek across America was rejection of authority.
