| Nine times out of 10, said the report, crashes were due to drivers and pedestrians disobeying the rules of the road. |
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| The tenant is also to receive a serious amercement for his trespass in disobeying the bailiffs. |
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| All I can think about is what a failure I am and that I am disobeying God and calling his wrath down on me. |
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| That was technically the punishment they should have gotten, expulsion for disobeying a direct order from a superior. |
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| Civil contempt at common law consists largely in disobeying a judgment or a court order. |
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| Determining the scope of fair dismissal for disobeying orders is vital in delimiting the bounds of managerial prerogative. |
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| I felt that, in disobeying the law, I was honouring them in my own small, unheroic and doubtless futile way. |
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| The officer will be charged with four counts of disobeying a lawful command. |
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| Of course, if he was accepted into training, he would get in much more trouble for disobeying the rules. |
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| Many people have insufficient confidence in themselves, their judgement and their capacities to make them capable of disobeying and resistance. |
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| When the prophet Jonah got onboard a ship to run away, disobeying God, the ship faced a storm. |
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| It is for that reason that a bad conscience is not defined as that which refuses to discern God's will and admit the guilt of disobeying it. |
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| But, in a round-about way, perhaps these Thistle supporters, driven by delight, weren't disobeying completely. |
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| Strong new penalties for disobeying the stop or slow sign held by a traffic control person in a work zone. |
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| When she heard of the whippings I received after disobeying my father, she squealed in fright and then cringed at the thought of me not receiving food for 3 days. |
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| He was also charged with the offence of disobeying a lawful order. |
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| Secondly, the party disobeying the contempt order must do so in a deliberate and willful fashion in order to satisfy the criminal nature of the contempt proceedings. |
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| I may be an unreconstructed teenage rebel, but a law that bans smoking by consenting adults in tobacconists seems to me to be a bad law, and one worth disobeying. |
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| The member was accused of inappropriate conduct and of disobeying a lawful order. |
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| Yet the member, over and over again, keeps disobeying your ruling, Mr. Speaker, and that is not the way we should proceed. |
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| Many of the children had been imprisoned on charges of truancy and disobeying their parents. |
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| Therefore, an order to commit an act of torture which is refused cannot result in a successful prosecution for disobeying a lawful command. |
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| What do you call it when a husband beats his wife with a paddle for disobeying him? |
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| In disobeying the most basic Confucian precept that places ethics above economics, many mourn the pricelessness of who — and what — they've lost. |
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| Fisheries and Oceans Canada reminds the public that disobeying fishing regulations is illegal and punishable by law. |
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| Strange, if an employer is discriminating based on your religious beliefs, shouldn't you go after that employer who is disobeying the law, rather than me? |
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| The first time I tried to read the riot act to them when they were staying up much too late and disobeying their mother, I went in and raised my voice. |
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| The bourgeois were about to pay dearly for disobeying their supreme ruler. |
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| Adel was charged with public indecency and disobeying military orders. |
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| Minor tickets or minor convictions include things like speeding, disobeying a traffic signal, failing to yield to a vehicle or pedestrian, or improper lane changes. |
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| The complainant alleged that he witnessed several Military Police members disobeying traffic laws by exceeding speed limits, proceeding through a red light and recklessly passing other cars. |
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| Coroners shall have the same powers to summon witnesses and to punish them for disobeying a summons to appear or refusing to be sworn or give evidence, as are enjoyed by Justices of the Peace. |
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| But it was exhilarating to watch kids hopping over metro barriers, smoking weed and shouting, walking wherever they wanted, disobeying every single one of the tight rules that normally control access to the station. |
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| Mr Crespo disowns this faction, calling them traitors for disobeying Mr Guzmán's call to abandon armed struggle in favour of peaceful political action. |
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| Mr Mas may be taken to court for disobeying the constitutional court. |
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| Was Mr Feith then disobeying his boss when he set up a Pentagon operation to cherry-pick intelligence on the insubstantial connections between Iraq and al-Qaeda? In other areas, Mr Feith has a selective memory. |
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| Among other things, the code determines who is subject to the military justice system as well as setting out military offences such as striking a superior, disobeying a lawful command and being absent without authority. |
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| By deciding to become a musician, Salif was disobeying ancestral rules. |
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| Could he tell us if the movement restrictions throughout the European Union are now being widely obeyed and what penalties or sanctions are available in the case of rogue traders who are disobeying them? |
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| The same three offences were also most likely to be committed as offences committed after a peace bond had lapsed, except that the most frequent offence was failure to attend or disobeying an order. |
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| As part of the initiative, members increased enforcement at intersection and crosswalk locations, issuing violation tickets to pedestrians disobeying traffic laws or control signs. |
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| Adam committed the sin of disobeying the order of God. |
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| They also agree to accept sanctions and any other consequences of breaking the rules, disobeying referees' orders and rejecting referees' rulings. |
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| Section 9 covered disobeying lawful orders from a superior officer. |
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| A day before the attack, Vadim Karastelev had been released from police detention after being sentenced to seven days for disobeying police orders. |
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| Upon Raleigh's return to England, King James ordered him to be beheaded for disobeying orders to avoid conflict with the Spanish. |
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| Donovan went after two petty officers who had reported him for disobeying an order but shot Ian and another lieutenant commander, Chris Hodge, 45, instead. |
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| According to Al-Humaiqani, there are other hadiths that talk about the importance of disobeying leaders if they fail to dispense justice and equality. |
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| In last week's story she appeared at a court marshal for a soldier accused of disobeying an order in Afghanistan which led to the death of one of his men. |
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| Disobeying this rule is considered unsporting behaviour and may result in up to two bases being awarded to the batting team or a batter being sent out. |
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