Príklady rebelled

• Taxpayers rebelled or cooperated with governments to the extent they felt some measure of membership in the community.

• Prisoners, for instance, rebelled in 1997 to have their daily allowance increased.

• Nevertheless, young radicals rebelled against their elders more than conservatives did.

• The organic movement is thus gradually being integrated into the established agricultural systems against which it originally rebelled.

• One resident, for example, expressed regret that in his childhood he rebelled against his parents and 'ran wild'.

• It was against this that sections of the younger generation rebelled at the end of the 1950s.

• Finally, he rebelled against them only when administrative differences surfaced.

• One reason for this, besides mental inertia, was undoubtedly that man's anthropocentric instinct rebelled against the idea that man is not at the centre of the universe.

• Language confusion began when the parts rebelled against the centralized power of the whole and fought for independence.

• Young men rebelled against their elders and helped one another.

• Against their alienating severity postmodern architecture has rebelled by reclaiming a vernacular idiom that would replace modernist abstraction with postmodern concreteness, and modernist seriousness with postmodern playfulness.

• Efforts by one church leader to allow women to preach caused such a stir that several leading members ' rebelled ' and departed to develop their own church (ibid.).

• Then he rebelled once again.

• Labour has accepted privatisation, trade liberalisation and most of the other structural reforms relatively docilely, but it rebelled against pension reform, forcing substantial changes in the government's reform proposals.

• Did he become the collaborator who rebelled?