obey

• obligation to obey

  Secondly, it admits only a prima facie obligation to obey the law.

• obey the law

  Secondly, it admits only a prima facie obligation to obey the law.

• must obey

  We must obey the rules."

• refuse to obey

  He will talk about human rights and military training, and the responsibility to refuse to obey an illegal order.

• do not obey

  Real gases do not obey the ideal gas equation,.

• have to obey

  It was all very well for Dawlish to tell me to take orders from the Brain, he didn't have to obey them.

• duty to obey

  But it was a wife's duty to obey her husband in all that was not sin.

• should obey

  It doesn't teach her why she should obey you — so she'll carry on with her naughtiness.

• obey the rules

  We must obey the rules."

• obey every

  He may not exactly obey every letter of the law.

• failure to obey

  One reason for that drifting away is that, as a result of the Government's failure to obey European Community rules, we are not getting the money that we should under RECHAR.

• obey the signs

  So, on behalf of Sam, Omero, Minky and all the other animals — please obey the signs and do not feed .

• reason to obey

  In spite of its importance, the duty to support and maintain just institutions fails to establish a general reason to obey even laws which the government is justified in making.

• ready to obey

  PAMELA: I am ready to obey your ladyship.

• obey even

  But since he was put in the charge of the baby-sitter he ought to obey even (some of) his misguided orders.

• promise to obey

  It is worth noting, however, that consent to a political authority entails a promise to obey it (as well as perhaps an obligation to support it in other ways).

• obey orders

  We've got to obey orders — you know that.