Verwenden Sie „insubordination“ in einem Satz

1. written up for insubordination, and threatened repeatedly that if her course of

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2. “I could call that insubordination if I wanted to

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3. Insubordination, at least twice now! A big mouth

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4. He wouldn’t tolerate insubordination, especially not from officials in his court

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5. When the common soldiers are too strong and their officers too weak, the result is INSUBORDINATION

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6. The stallion soon accepted his new rider as master as she worked it through walking, trotting and cantering with minimal signals from her legs, although the beast toyed with a touch of sassy insubordination

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7. He was finally fired by Lincoln for his failures and insubordination

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8. These children were strictly chosen for their ability to follow the letter of the Law blindly and unerringly, to keep a watchful eye for signs of heresy and insubordination as well as any element that was an affront to the Pantheon and the Law, or anything that might defy the Law or its upholders in spirit or in letter

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9. "Insubordination?” she said the word like she’d never heard it before

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10. The old woman shielded herself with the proper devastating attitude of the dictators when an insubordination sprout arises between his lines

11. She went so far as to intimate that his refusal to espouse the nationalist cause at her behest was insubordination, a violation of his pledge made upon their return from Jerusalem that he would be subject to his parents; but in answer to this insinuation he only laid a kindly hand on her shoulder and, looking into her face, said: "My mother, how could you?" And Mary withdrew her statement

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12. It was insubordination in the highest form

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13. the penalty for minor insubordination was an oral reprimand for the first offence ;

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14. "Gross insubordination, third offence," Jensen was saying, while adding

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15. Gross insubordination, fourth

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16. "Gross insubordination, fifth and final offence, Shaw

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17. “It means that your insubordination is going to be documented and placed into your file

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18. “My insubordination was provoked by an attack," Carol said incredulously

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19. outlaw, or has been busted for insubordination or any of half a dozen other minor infractions of the rules at some point in their career

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20. Cases of escape or insubordination will be dealt with,

21. his gang to punish the upstart for insubordination

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22. � To refuse to accept her authority would amount to insubordination, Colonel

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23. � On the other hand, if he refused to salute her, he opened himself to charges of insubordination

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24. ����������� ��NOT A WORD FROM YOU, COLONEL!� YOU JUST DEMONSTRATED GROSS INSUBORDINATION TOWARDS A SUPERIOR OFFICER AND CONSPIRED TO DENY MY AUTHORITY AS THE LEGITIMATE SENIOR PRISONER IN COLDITZ, WHICH AMOUNTS TO AN ACT OF MUTINY

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25. � YOU NOW HAVE ONE LAST CHANCE TO ACKNOWLEDGE MY AUTHORITY WITHOUT RESERVATION, BEFORE I CHARGE YOU OFFICIALLY WITH INSUBORDINATION AND MUTINY

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26. and given the option of having their sins of insubordination

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27. Truman, who was getting upset at what he viewed as military insubordination, shot back in an impatient tone

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28. If I find that anyone has refused or neglected to follow that order by tomorrow at five in the afternoon, then that someone will find himself or herself under arrest for insubordination in a time of war

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29. insubordination spattering the air

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30. ‘’You either fly out to Naples as ordered by me or you will face a court martial on charges of insubordination in a theater of war, Felt

31. Rear Admiral Felt has been relieved of command by me for insubordination and will have to fly out to Naples by no later than tomorrow

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32. We learned since then that her deputy, a Rear Admiral Felt, was relieved of command on his own flagship by Dows, for gross insubordination

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33. By a bitter irony, Gertrude didn’t have to worry anymore about the insubordination of her deputy: Tisdale had been shot down by antiaircraft guns while attacking with three other F-83s one of the airfields around Kharkov, with his plane exploding on the ground before he or his radar officer could eject

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34. The female military police sergeant unlocked and opened the door of the cell, which was much better furnished than the other cells of the military prison that were reserved for American service members found guilty of criminal acts or of insubordination and other military code violations

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35. “I will not tolerate insubordination,” Gowron said

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36. The only adverse comments were about his occasional tendency towards insubordination – one reporting officer had described him as ‘cheeky’

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37. punishment for the latest bit of insubordination made her bite

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38. Trouble is, Daddy lost his job from being drunk at work, taking too many days off, breaking his tools the way Junior does his toys, and/or insubordination and betrayal of company secrets

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39. He’d quickly abandoned even the slightest gesture of insubordination in the presence of the giant, and so his destiny had been formed

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40. Frank rolled his eyes, incredulous that he was begging these two asswipes to come back and work for him when they should have been put in shackles for their insubordination

41. They volunteered and paid with their lives for insubordination and the whole troop will know it

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42. � If we ascribe to the well known clich� of the "terrible twos," we will choose to see this "No" as a kind of shocking insubordination, a betrayal of the previous child/parent relationship and a violation of the authority of that parent

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43. In the mainstream interpretations of Eden, God sees Eve's act and Adam's complicity in that act as insubordination, and the punishment follows

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44. � Children don't mean insubordination any more than Eve and Adam

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45. � As we noted before, we subordinate ourselves to the dominating order as we find it, or we attempt some form of insubordination, a punishable crime

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46. � When a parental figure responds to such rebellion, the adult does not know how to handle it and often responds as if the rebellion represented, once again, insubordination

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47. This child has bypassed insubordination and become a subversive

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48. � In the dominator model, it's insubordination in most contexts

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49. � If we can't find our self within our own world, we seek that self and some unconditional positive regard for that self from some other world that will allow us to subordinate in a way we feel brings us out of the insubordination against which we rebel

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50. "Listen, you," she warned, grinning, "I'm not going to tolerate any insubordination

51. Correct insubordination and don't

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52. Hell – it’s an identification of Human “I” with material principle, sensation of its headship and insubordination

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53. or his insubordination to the river-god, on whose divinity he is ready to lay hands; or his offering to the dead Patroclus of his own hair, which had been previously dedicated to the other river-god Spercheius, and that he actually performed this vow; or that he dragged Hector round the tomb of Patroclus, and slaughtered the captives at the pyre; of all this I cannot believe that he was guilty, any more than I can allow our citizens to believe that he, the wise Cheiron's pupil, the son of a goddess and of Peleus who was the gentlest of men and third in descent from Zeus, was so disordered in his wits as to be at one time the slave of two seemingly inconsistent passions, meanness, not untainted by avarice, combined with overweening contempt of gods and men

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54. Insubordination will not help

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55. Saul’s attitude amounted almost to insubordination, but Godwyn did not reprimand him, fearing that an overreaction would suggest guilt

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56. And, thrilled as he was with the result, he wasn’t entirely pleased with Moch’s insubordination

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57. And indeed Brundage later wrote that Holm had been removed partly for “insubordination

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58. Your act of insubordination today—and its disastrous aftermath—are inevitable results of putting an unstable, undisciplined civilian like you on the front lines

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59. The adjutant told them that the affair was likely to take a very bad turn: that a court-martial had been appointed, and that in view of the severity with which marauding and insubordination were now regarded, degradation to the ranks would be the best that could be hoped for

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60. The woman and I were both shocked at this rank insubordination

61. The fact that these photos were ever printed was inexcusable, but hanging them on the wall verged on insubordination

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62. “Lawlessness and insubordination reached their climax; there was no thought of discipline, and obedience was out of the question

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63. This riot was occasioned by the severe measures taken by General Traubenberg, in order to quell the insubordination of the army

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64. If you don't decide to do it, the union is broken up—but solely through your insubordination and treachery

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65. Whether Semyon Ivanovitch had been frightened by something, whether he had had a dream, as Remnev maintained afterwards, or there had been some other mischief—nobody knew; all that can be said is, that if the head clerk had made his appearance at that moment in the flat and had announced that Semyon Ivanovitch was dismissed for sedition, insubordination, and drunkenness; if some old draggle-tailed beggar woman had come in at the door, calling herself Semyon Ivanovitch's sister-in-law; or if Semyon Ivanovitch had just received two hundred roubles as a reward; or if the house had caught fire and Semyon Ivanovitch's head had been really burning—he would in all probability not have deigned to stir a finger in any of these eventualities

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66. When Mahin was told of that incident, he was greatly impressed by the fact of Stepan’s influence on the hangman, who refused to do his duty, running the risk of being hanged himself for insubordination

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67. If the majority of people prefer obedience to insubordination, it is not because they have given the subject dispassionate consideration, weighing the advantages and disadvantages, but because they are, so to speak, under the influence of hypnotic suggestion

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68. A refusal to comply with the demands of the government cannot be overlooked, neither can this case be called one of ordinary insubordination

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69. At first they were told off to serve in hospitals, but now, with the increase of the sect, they are punished for insubordination, while they still refuse to bear arms

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70. Chance Meeting with a Train Carrying Soldiers to Restore Order Among the Famishing Peasants—Reason of the Expedition—How the Decisions of the Higher Authorities are Enforced in Cases of Insubordination on Part of the Peasants—What Happened at Orel, as an Example of How the Rights of the Propertied Classes are Maintained by Murder and Torture—All the Privileges of the Wealthy are Based on Similar Acts of Violence

71. The governor arrives on the scene of action and delivers an harangue to the people, reproaching them for their insubordination, and either stations troops in the houses of the villages, where sometimes for a whole month the soldiers drain the resources of the peasants, or contenting himself with threats, he mercifully takes leave of the people, or what is the most frequent course, he announces that the ringleaders must be punished, and quite arbitrarily without any trial selects a certain number of men, regarded as ringleaders, and commands them to be flogged in his presence

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72. Whence does this gentleman derive the power of declaring an act of Congress not in force, declared by the President's proclamation to be in force? Or in what section of the Union does the gentleman presume to say the American people will not submit to the law? That that gentleman's speech was intended to sow sedition among the people, and to encourage insubordination to this law, is too obvious

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73. Did I believe, sir, that the passage of this bill, or (what is more difficult and less likely to happen) the actual enlistment of the proposed additional force would secure to us our object, I would not only consent to give this force, but ten times the number, if it were by force alone to be obtained; but when I reflect on the special and sole cause for which it is avowed the war is now prosecuted; when I consider the relative strength, situation, and disposable force, by sea and land, of the two nations, and especially when my recollection is assailed (for we cannot, nor ought we to close our senses against such damning facts) with the heretofore scanty enlistments; the confusion and insubordination which has pervaded many parts of your army; the extraordinary expense already incurred, and the uniform disasters which have marked all your military operations, I cannot bring my mind to the belief that the force now proposed can produce any desirable effect

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