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Most of the time, men invoke the insubordination of their wife or maintain that she neglected her marital duties.
But this fact might conceal larceny, which was the authorities' nightmare together with the shirking of duty and insubordination.
Even reductions in pay for incompetence usually required additional allegations of dishonesty or insubordination.
His plea for support often fell on deaf ears; his stern warnings against insubordination echoed like a hollow threat.
When one get away with one act of insubordination, that will inspire further acts.
A single act of successful public insubordination, however, pierces the smooth surface of apparent consent, which itself is a visible reminder of underlying power relations.
Dismissals have been rare and there has been only one in recent times, the reason for which was insubordination.
They might have called it a strike; they might have called it a mutiny; they might have called it insubordination.
It may also be awarded under the prison rules for certain serious prison offences, such as mutiny, violence and gross insubordination.
For this reason, the people must go down the path of resistance, disobedience and insubordination.
To refrain from awarding punishment where such is due would put a premium on insubordination.
There was general insolence and insubordination and, of course absenteeism and truancy.
He declined to abide by the decision of the disciplinary authority, and ultimately had to be dismissed for persistent insubordination.
Nevertheless, both the use of threatening language and insubordination can be fairly well categorised and defined.
It encourages litigiousness and, in the armed forces, that can easily become insubordination.
