obligation of obedience

When the governor removes the interest, he also removes the natural obligation of obedience.

Traditionally, Buddhist monasticism has not imposed any particular obligation of obedience on Buddhist monks.

He did not return to England as the advocate of a new political ideal, but as a man who was himself under a new obligation of obedience.

Archbishop Martin also exempted all of his subjects from the obligation of obedience to Prince Bolesław III.

His father, Frank Lindh, a lawyer for Pacific Gas and Electric, speculated that Mr. Walker said nothing so as not to violate his Islamic obligation of obedience.

The Code also prescribes that: "Each of the two spouses must treat the partner with kindness, live in good rapport and avoid all prejudice," thus abolishing the wife's obligation of obedience to her husband.

He always understood that the papal decree imposed on himself an absolute personal obligation of obedience, but it did not give him a general responsibility for promoting the principle, or for enforcing the obedience of others.