carry out an order's Usage Examples:

Hatch had originally led a cavalry brigade and failed to carry out an order from Pope to raid down into the Richmond outskirts.

For his refusal to carry out an order to round up the remaining Dutch Jews in the area he was recognized.

The Akō incident occurs in Japan as 46 independent samurai (rōnin) carry out an order of seppuku (ritual suicide) for the revenge murder of a high-ranking.

Arakelian, was arrested on charges of criminal negligence and failure to carry out an order.

relationship with CIA agent Irene Lew, who had refused beforehand to carry out an order to terminate him.

CNN indicated that Hyon was accused of treason after he failed to carry out an order by Kim Jong-un, though the nature of this order was not specified.

The punishment was for failing to carry out an order.

a second paycheck from the CIA since college, and now refuses to carry out an order to kill him.

his parents over the disengagement plan, saying "Just as I couldn"t carry out an order that desecrates the Sabbath, I cannot be part of an organization that.

October 1941, a junior officer, Lieutenant Klaus Hornig [de] refused to carry out an order to shoot over 700 prisoners on legal and ethical grounds.

Refusal to carry out an order is almost always considered insubordination; the only exception usually.

1799, Paharnic Constantin Bălăceanu of Ialomița County refused to carry out an order issued by Constantine Hangerli.

What if the employee refuses to carry out an order not in accordance with the contract, but with how the employer runs.

Synonyms:

convey, pipe in, take, tug, porter, bring, haul, displace, bucket, tote, chariot, move, shoulder, lug, cart, pack, port, bear, transport, fly, return,

Antonyms:

disarrange, decompress, starboard, right, disallow,