Sentence examples for willingly obeyed from inspiring English sources

When one considers the variety of information contained in the files of any government department and the possibilities of harm from unrestricted disclosure in court, the usefulness, indeed the necessity, of centralizing determination as to whether subpoenas duces tecum will be willingly obeyed or challenged is obvious.

Most people willingly obey most laws, whether a police officer is present or not.

The Problem of the Loyal Henchmen arises when people willingly obey authorities everyone knows to be evil.

Yet unless most citizens willingly obey the law, no social order can be stable for long.

Yet, our actions are integrated into the providential order, as we willingly obey the divine principles.

This still leaves undecided the problem of stability: why citizens would willingly obey the law as specified by a liberal political conception.

Why would a citizen willingly obey the law if it is imposed on her by a collective body many of whose members have beliefs and values quite dissimilar to her own?

Uniting kingship and priesthood in the same person is extremely advantageous and auspicious, for the people will more willingly obey those whom they believe have their authority from God; and their laws will be more respected and observed, whether in public or in the inner sanctum of the human heart.

And in a most chillingly absurd yet entirely realistic scene, two dying men, after stealing the official village seal, assign themselves as village officials, whom everyone willingly obeys.

"Bird welcomed the subsequent order 'to kill them all'; it was a command 'well and willingly... obeyed.' General Robert E. Lee, only a few hundred yards away, did nothing to intervene".

One such inferior superior was Hitler, a former corporal who imposed his clumsy strategic visions on the German Army — which obeyed, willingly, to the last man's last round.