Sentence examples for Respect the terms from inspiring English sources

Respect the terms of the license, always attribute your source image if they ask (and it's courteous if they didn't), and if they tell you not to sell the drawing, then don't.

But in one respect the terms of the inquiry may yet prove too restrictive.

Last month, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, accused Washington of failing to respect the terms of the agreement.

The Expos suspended the injury-plagued pitcher Hideki Irabu for seven days without pay for failing to respect the terms of his contract.

This week he broke his silence, ignoring an email from NHS-funded lawyers ordering him to respect the terms of the gagging order.

It will constrain them, not merely to respect the terms if they continue the business, but will constrain them to continue the business of those terms.

In this respect, the term is not alone.

Littlejohn wrote a column in which he, bafflingly, got angry at a newspaper that used, as a mark of respect, the term "women who worked as prostitutes" rather than "prostitutes".

In this respect, the term "Medicare for all" is a bit misleading.

8) Fear and respect the term 'local delicacy,' but if you must go with one then make it fear.

In this respect the term 'Black Caribbean' is adopted in this paper to describe participants who identified themselves as having origins in the Caribbean and connections to Africa via historical antecedents.