disobedience

Disobedience of the rules is a mainstay of nonviolent resistance.

Or will it intimidate the country into greater obedience, fearful that disobedience will provoke a whirlwind?

So I was brought up before a military tribunal for disobedience.

The security forces also attacked a local mosque, which they believed was encouraging the disobedience.

Only days later, however, they maimed her in retribution for her disobedience.

It commands with absolute lordship, but it can discipline for disobedience only by slow and formal judicial process.

Mrs. Avery received one whipping, with a hair brush, for disobedience; this was given to her by the mistress.

The laity seized the opportunity to rise against the clerical order, and to excuse themselves for disobedience to the Church.

Jericho is taken, but at Ai defeat is experienced, on account of disobedience.

Then you must have made a false confession: you are at all events guilty of disobedience?