Sentence examples similar to a respectful recognition from inspiring English sources
Already Carol Hughes's bold decision is gaining respectful recognition.
The response from MPs was "respectful recognition for her hard work and service, not celebration", he said.
If we're smart, we'll do this calmly, caringly, and in respectful recognition of the fact that we have more similarities than differences.
This allows difference and alternative interpretations to be openly acknowledged (rather than denied or ignored)—a respectful act of recognition and a prerequisite of open dialogue.
What Obama's emissary should call for "in a respectful tone" is mutual recognition of the other's legitimate interests in the area.
Mr. McCain has struggled to balance his stated desire for a respectful contest with his campaign's recognition that he has a lot of ground to cover to persuade Republicans that he would stand the best chance against Mrs. Clinton.
(The show, incidentally, makes a glaring error in having an enlisted man salute Captain Harris inside the restaurant. That's not done indoors in such a situation, not now and not in 1966, either. A nod of recognition and perhaps a respectful "Good evening, sir" is all that would have happened in real life).
If you want respect, have a respectful appearance.
However, a Prison Service spokesperson said the IMB's report had been "positive", including recognition that HMP Channings Wood provided a respectful and safe custodial environment.
He always complains of lack of recognition but he has been receiving accolades by the bucketload - a respectful South Bank Show, a ditto Desert Island Discs, a couple of honorary degrees and the OBE last year.
