Please coördinate yourselves with our work, and obey the instructions of the police.
After all, the African was created to work, to obey, to conform, to donate his labour and resources for the benefit of his betters.
In a series of headline-grabbing utterances, Mr. Major has assailed growing imbalances in British society, bemoaning the hardships facing the "silent have-nots" who "work hard, obey the law, hope for a better future" yet fall "behind through no fault of their own".
But we never made the health of civil society central to our vision of change, leaving many people feeling we had nothing to say on family values, decent behaviour, the responsibilities to work and obey the law, which are even more important to a heterogeneous and socially diverse society.
Michael Stephens, an aide who recently left the committee after working for Obey for 3 decades, praises his former boss for defending peer review and opposing political efforts to steer funding to specific diseases.
When kids are given respect and sense that they're making a real contribution to the family -- not just doing busy work or obeying orders -- they're more likely to follow through.
The analytical formulae for indicated power, shaft power, thermal efficiency and brake thermal efficiency for the Stirling engine are derived by assuming that the heat transfer at finite temperature difference between the heat reservoirs and the working fluid obeys the linear phenomenological heat transfer law.
The second strategy was "ritualism": accept the means (work hard and obey the law) but reject the goal.
HOUSTON — About 37 percent of Texas residents are of Hispanic origin, and the state has a long history of welcoming newcomers who work hard and obey the law.
The description of how this would work did not obey the letter of the controversial swaps program hatched by Goldman that masked the size of Greece's debt.
