Sentence examples for advance respect from inspiring English sources

Instead, it focuses on trying to advance respect for human rights within the existing bureaucracies.

Working to identify commonalities and differences is essential if we hope to advance respect and accommodation for the views of others.

The Institute's project on Counterterrorism, Armed Conflict, and Human Rights seeks to advance respect for human rights in conflict and law enforcement operations.

In the face of major challenges, a combination of continued scrutiny from civil society and progressive action by companies will help advance respect for human rights by business in the Greater China region.

The Human Rights Institute and Clinic work with civil society around the world to advance respect for international law in the context of lethal force and U.S. counterterrorism/military operations abroad, and to address pervasive secrecy and impunity.

Recognizing the increasing privacy-related risks for the industry, Yahoo! became a founding member of the Global Network Initiative -- the only multi-stakeholder initiative established to protect and advance respect for privacy within the sector.

"As a nation that has publicly affirmed its belief that respect for truth advances respect for the rule of law, and as a nation that frequently calls for transparency and accountability in other countries, the United States must rise to meet the standards it has set both for itself and for others," he said.

Chloe Poynton has spent the last ten years advancing respect for human rights globally.

Two decades ago, Fang noted "how far we are from accomplishing what we must in the cause of advancing respect for all human beings".

I should not have risen on this paragraph, had it not been for some arguments which gentlemen have advanced respecting elections, and which, I think, tend to make dangerous impressions on the minds of the rising generation.

Wollstonecraft dedicated the Rights of Woman to Talleyrand: "Having read with great pleasure a pamphlet which you have lately published, I dedicate this volume to you; to induce you to reconsider the subject, and maturely weigh what I have advanced respecting the rights of woman and national education".