Sentence examples for time to obey from inspiring English sources

The EU is also taking its time to obey a ruling that it must allow in hormone-treated beef from America.

The overall algorithm is shown to be second-order accurate in space and time, and to obey the standard FD-TD stability condition.

When the time comes to obey and individuals are tempted to violate the rules, the long-range threat this poses to society will not move them to desist, but the immediate efforts of the magistrates will.

It is time not to "obey," but to pay very close attention.

The party funding rules have been in force for some time and failure to obey is a criminal offence.

"It is time for General Electric to obey the law and pay for its poisoning of the Hudson River and stop lying and deceiving the public about the dangers," Mr. Nader said, referring to G.E.'s legal discharge of PCB's into the Hudson until 1977, when the chemicals were banned by the federal government.

In this paper the fault clearing time is assumed to obey the normal distribution N (1.15, 0.05).

The protein assembly system can add 60 amino acids to a protein chain in the time it takes to obey one "stop" command, he says.

This time a motion to obey the canon of the church passed 8-3 with one abstention.

None were able to do so: Every time, neutrinos appeared to obey the speed limit of light.

Police had previously said that Olango was shot several times after refusing to obey police commands, drawing an object from his pants pocket and pointing it at an officer in a "shooting position".