Provoked by the rash of corporate scandals, shareholders in company after company rebelled against management this past spring.
Florida in 1987 and Massachusetts in 1991 repealed laws taxing services after taxpayers rebelled.
Hope recalls his time in boarding school, where he rebelled against the strict musical curriculum.
It was a vote that revealed just how divided Greece is - 43 deputies rebelled.
Consumers rebelled against the restrictive walled garden of AOL and left it in droves.
His friends initially rebelled, then relented (they remembered that Rolapp had access to NFL playoff tickets).
Mr Nkomo at first accepted the plan, but then rejected it when his party executive rebelled.
The only time she ever rebelled, Adele recalls, was when she was in junior high school.
But the burghers of Bad Freienwalde rebelled, and saved him and their youth orchestra.
Any more, however, and the worker rebelled and refused to help, leaving both monkeys without reward.
Three Liberal Democrat peers rebelled, including Lord Alliance, Lord Carlile of Berriew and Baroness Tonge.
MPs have rebelled regularly, and even the most rebellious voted with their party more often than not.
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Some coalition MPs rebelled, but some former Labour ministers backed the bill, which passed by 71 votes.
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So when the Libyan people rebelled against Gadhafi in mid-February, our European allies were naturally very concerned.
The tacit message: The companies that would have been some of Passport's biggest customers may have successfully rebelled.
At least in 1939 a disgusted Congress rebelled and enacted legislation barring federal workers from such political activity.
Spurning their parents' self-restraint, the baby-boomers rebelled against every form of authority and sampled every form of fun.
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And who is effectively the 'poster child' for everything that modernism rebelled against?
Yau Yau first rebelled against Juba after he failed to win a parliamentary seat in the 2010 general elections.
They were slow to react when insurers rebelled against me-too drugs and regulators became more worried about side effects.
In university, Mr. Hollein says he rebelled by studying business, when his family expected him to pursue the arts.
Last week more than a hundred Labour MPs rebelled against the government's line.
The Sapeurs rebelled by wearing aggressively non-conformist clothes, including leather suits, says Gondola.
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"There were 81 Conservative MPs who rebelled on the EU referendum issue last time, " he told BBC Two's Daily Politics programme.
The Russian media initially speculated that Mr Kudrin may have openly rebelled to bolster his own ambitions to become Russia's next prime minister.
Way back when, George III (yes, the one Americans rebelled against) signed over these revenues in return for cash from the tax pot.
He quit last year as Compaq dealers rebelled at his plans to dramatically increase direct sales of PCs, the better to compete with Dell.
Wales coach Warren Gatland wanted the players in training from Monday ahead of the Saturday 8 November Test against South Africa, but the regions rebelled.
In the 1970s, the economics profession rebelled against this legalistic approach.
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