insubordination

Families must be held responsible for the insubordination of these men.

That being so he's at a loss to put a name to this insubordination.

He's the one who will have to punish you for your insubordination.

At a time of international crisis, I cannot imagine such insubordination.

I've got a mind to put them all on report for insubordination."

There would be no record of insubordination in their files.

That little act of insubordination could get her kicked out.

Well, I did smack her for insubordination, too, but that was on a personal level.

As a result, the board voted to bring charges of insubordination against him.

You may be certain your superiors will hear of this insubordination.

He wouldn't have taken insubordination like this from any man who worked for him.

The next day he was suspended without pay and charged with insubordination.

I guess the Navy's going to bring charges against me for insubordination.

The second complaint brought him an insubordination report in his file.

There is also a fine line between individual expression and what might be perceived as insubordination.

By 1946 some of the Marines were very close to insubordination and others took to drinking.

But the morning's news was too good for a little insubordination to ruin his mood.

Another argument against education was that learning inclined women toward insubordination.

Now get out of here before I whip you for insubordination!"

Shirley took offense at this as an act of insubordination.

He was told that he would be reported for insubordination.

After shouting at an editor, he was suspended for insubordination.

"I'll dock your pay for every minute this insubordination continues!"

I'm afraid I can't have that kind of insubordination on my staff.

You do appear to have what amounts to a genius for insubordination.