Sentence examples for a proper regard from inspiring English sources

PERHAPS it just shows a proper regard for the unfathomable sensibilities of the Scots and Welsh.

The sustained bombing has been more effective than many critics allowed, and for the most part was conducted with restraint and a proper regard for civilian casualties.

This result, which may well involve a hardship upon the builder, is made necessary by a proper regard for the contractural rights of the owner.

They are instilled with a proper regard for their mission, for the laws they must follow, for the sacred obligation to sources, and for their duty to one another.

There were, let's face it, arguments in favor of an eviction carried out with full transparency and a proper regard for civil rights — although there were also arguments, stronger in my view, for allowing this peaceful, meaningful protest to continue.

A proper regard for the primacy of the legislative function in its own field, and for the broad scope of the investigatory power to achieve legislative ends, necessarily should constrain the judiciary to indulge every reasonable intendment in favor of the validity of legislative inquiry.

The question of the fate of the garden is thus not only an issue of proper regard for a community asset.

Calhoun (27) defines integrity as a social virtue and 'a matter of a person's proper regard for their own best judgement'.

On Calhoun's view, integrity is a matter of having proper regard for one's role in a community process of deliberation over what is valuable and what is worth doing.

"But we should move from a position of having no influence to having proper regard in a Sterling area". Meanwhile, the Treasury said an independent Scotland which retained the pound would "create similar risks to those we see in the Eurozone".

In such cases, cases of respecting you because of who or what you are, I am giving the proper regard to a certain fact about you, your being a Dean for instance.