Disobeying the rules destroys what the rules are there to create.

Bad driving usually occurs because drivers disobey the rules of the road.

But plenty of artists who have had a long-lasting career have disobeyed the rules.

Each time a student curses or yells or disobeys the rules, a staffer marks it down on the student's 'recording sheet'.

The paper, which has gone virtually unnoticed beyond the academic community, should be read by anyone who cares how and why people disobey the rules of civil society.

He did not wantonly disobey this order.

The soldiers would then disobey any order issued by their commanders, when in doubt as to the legitimacy of that order.

She recently worked with a fresh director who disobeyed her order to cut all superfluous f-words.

Quite rightly, he disobeyed the order.

The pop star disobeyed the order.

The government passes the act, and all meta-humans are forced to adhere to or disobey the law.

They have disobeyed the law so a curse consumes the earth.

Asteroids don't 'change course' in the sense that they suddenly disobey the laws of physics and veer away.

Violations are punishable by prison terms of 1 month to 1 year, or 3 months to 2 years if the crime involves inciting others to disobey the law.

He used capillary action of fluids that would disobey the law of never rising above their own level, so to produce a continual ascent and overflow.