Once upon a time he had been used to obedience.

He had given all of them nothing but his obedience.

Parents can be wrong in the obedience they ask for.

The obedience of a mother who's no longer important to us?

Best get on to your obedience school, the thought came.

What sort of means should I use to force obedience in such a case?

Just to make sure there is no problem of obedience to our will.

But help me understand why obedience is the way to get there?

I need not see it to know its obedience to my will.

All that I ask in return is obedience to the law.

Obedience is, of course, to God and not to man.

It made a good beginning for her training in obedience.

How, from now on, their only obedience was to God.

But God goes on to speak to his people of the need for obedience.

"What could he want from you but obedience and a show of respect?"

Obedience was close enough for him; he'd take that over love any day.

Obedience is now seen as part of our responsibility to God himself.

My people are strong, but they get their strength from obedience.

She would wait, in perfect obedience, let come what might.

Else there will be, until you are broken to obedience.

"Obedience is very hard for an American girl," he said.

We happened to take our dogs to the same obedience class.

At last, in obedience to his will she made reply.

The men had been trained, in a hard school, to obedience.

Every thing is military in the sense that everything depends upon obedience.

His lovely, complex decision matrix resolved to simple Second Law obedience, and he dutifully fell in behind.

Not yet certain to whom he owed Second Law obedience, he voluntarily set up his own agricultural experiment.

Derec?s insistence forced First Law overtones and Third Law obedience: the robot went silent.

There comes a point, if you look back at the history of law obedience - think of conscientious objection during wars - I think you will see that everybody agrees that there is a point at which there is a higher law than the legislative law.