refused to obey an order|refuse to obey an order in English

purposefully did not perform a military order; intentionally did not obey a command

Use "refused to obey an order|refuse to obey an order" in a sentence

1. They refused to obey the court's order to call off the strike .

2. Are you refusing to obey my order?

3. The soldiers refused to obey .

4. That's the order you didn't obey.

5. The mutinous children refused to obey their teacher.

6. Prisoners who work too slowly or do not obey an order are beaten or tortured.

7. He threatened to disinherit her if she refused to obey.

8. It signifies an order; an apprentice is bound to obey the lawful Command of his master; a constable may Command rioters to keep the peace

9. Civil Contempt, on the other hand, is intended to make someone obey a court order.

10. Abide by To obey something, usually an established rule

11. When we are traveling outside, obey traffic rules. Do not jaywalk. Obey public order, protect the environment. Do not discard your trash randomly.

12. Bailiffs must obey any lawful order of a superior, including any order relayed from a superior, regardless of rank

13. Failure to obey a policeman's instructions may amount to an offence.

14. And, fifth, that the order shall be a lawful command which the servant is bound to obey.

15. Says Monika: “I refused, determined to obey the command at 1 Corinthians 7:39.”

16. We have to obey absolutely.

17. Not to question, but to obey.

18. The deputy commander reportedly has twice refused to obey the commander's direct orders on troop deployment.

19. If any of the King's subjects refused to obey one of his commands, they were put to death.

20. He swore to obey the king.

21. 27 The deputy commander reportedly has twice refused to obey the commander's direct orders on troop deployment.

22. Obey the laws!

23. An individual with foundation standards and an enduring commitment to obey them is not easily led astray.

24. It also means to obey them.

25. Strictly obey geometry