insubordination

was dismissed for insubordination;

obstinate rebelliousness and insubordination; resistance to authority.

a detective who was busted to uniformed traffic patrol for insubordination;

The employee was fired for insubordination towards their supervisor.

Insubordination is not tolerated in this company.

The soldier was disciplined for insubordination during a mission.

She was reprimanded for insubordination towards her teacher.

The student was suspended for insubordination in the classroom.

The captain could not tolerate any insubordination from the crew members.

The company has a strict policy against insubordination.

The coach benched the player for insubordination during practice.

The teacher had to address the student's insubordination in the classroom.

The manager warned the employee about insubordination in the workplace.

Sir Wilfrid, I have never known such insubordination.

What are you up to inciting mutiny and insubordination?

They certainly do. I do not permit insubordination.

In any other administration, this would be considered insubordination.

" Certainly they do, " the king said. " They obey instantly. I do not permit insubordination."

But Johnston instead followed Lee's example and he, too, surrendered, in this act of basic insubordination.

Well, I am too exhausted to even reprimand your insubordination.

I needed to be punished for my insubordination.

The Ash could come after you for insubordination.

When Germanicus suddenly died, Piso would be charged with his murder and insubordination.