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Verb(1) refuse to go along with; refuse to follow; be disobedient(2) refuse to go along with(3) disregard rules; refuse to conform

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(1) As the most senior member of staff on the ward, Salisbury was a mentor to trainee nurses and many were too nervous to disobey her commands.(2) The group also encouraged British soldiers to disobey orders and refrain from entering combat.(3) I did not call on soldiers to resist or to disobey orders.(4) Both bars have also developed a set of sanctions for patrons who disobey the rules.(5) All we need to do is assign teams to organize civil disobeyers for each bridge.(6) The counter argument, from the disobeyer 's point of view, is that the social contract is a fiction as there is no historical evidence of any such agreement ever being entered into.(7) Castleford were alleged to have repeatedly disobeyed the committee's rules.(8) That is what civil disobedience is: disobeying existing laws in order to promote change.(9) Severe disciplinary action would be taken against any soldier or policeman who disobeyed this order.(10) However, she disobeys her orders and resists the dominant powers with little effort.(11) Cameramen are forbidden by the Iraqis from filming from hotel balconies, but the rule is widely disobeyed .(12) Persistent disobeyers may be sentenced to a maximum of 2 yearsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb imprisonment.(13) But a young lieutenant, Roberts, disobeyed his command and carried him to the medical camp, where he died.(14) She never disobeyed laws or rules for her own ill-gotten gains, it was just that she was good at it, and it was fun.(15) Nathan moans softly, clutching his shoulder, and Hayden disobeys Ryder's command and holds me strongly.(16) Civil disobeyers from around the world are already programming in the appropriate data for their on-the-ground situation.