Sentence examples for affirming respect from inspiring English sources

Unlike the League of Nations, the United Nations incorporated the principle of respect for human rights into its Charter, affirming respect for human rights and for fundamental freedoms for all without regard to race, sex, language, or religion.

Transgender students like Gavin are entitled to the full protection of the law, and must be affirmed, respected and protected in the classroom and beyond".

And I'll accept that Mr. Bush was ill-advised to speak at the university last month without affirming his respect for Catholics and his commitment to racial equality.

After this year's abortion plank language was approved with little debate, the chairman of the platform committee, Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia, praised the committee for "affirming our respect for human life" and for doing so expeditiously.

A few years later, naturalist moral realist Nicholas Sturgeon began his seminal paper, "Moral Explanations,"(1988) by affirming his respect for the argument from moral disagreement and his recognition that it could be resolved only through "piecemeal" and "frustratingly indecisive" a posteriori inquiry, sentiments echoed over a decade later by anti-realist Don Loeb.

When colleges speak of affirmative consent - the affirmative part is not just the word 'yes' but can be satisfied by the two partners mutually affirming their respect for and relationship with the other.

When Brady talks of passive evaluative attitudes towards the truth he gives examples like contemplating, accepting, embracing, affirming, and respecting.

Not only is this a powerful example of God affirming and respecting the freedom of individuals- and not the least the agency women should have over their own bodies- it stands as an example for all of us.

He has affirmed his respect for Mr. Coburn, "a person of integrity," in his words.

The process affirmed her respect for acts slogging it out in splitter vans: "It's made me realise how much support and infrastructure there is for classical music".

But George's long service at the cemetery affirmed his respect for the war dead; he knew what life was worth.