Sentence examples for are broadly respected from inspiring English sources

Its counter-terrorist services are broadly respected by counterparts across the continent and in the US.

Sabbath observance is broadly respected among Jews, not simply the Orthodox.

But its management was broadly respected; and its customers, and even some of its competitors, wanted it to survive.

Baysarov is said to be broadly respected by Chechen commanders, as was highlighted by the recent conflict with Kadyrov's men.

An evolutionary approach to psychology is now mainstream, and Wilson is broadly respected for his scientific accomplishments, his environmental activism, and the scope and productivity of his work, which includes an autobiography and a best-selling novel, ­"Anthill".

The views of managers appeared also to be broadly respected and their appreciation was considered encouraging, as was being given more responsibility.

We are broadly taught to respect the innovator, to trust that he or she is doing something important.

But it makes even greater sense that the "science" they would choose to ape is one that had its heyday in a bygone but not so distant period when its religious roots were still broadly respected, and its conclusions still answerable to religious orthodoxy.

"There is no broadly respected authority in the country, only regional or partisan champions".

In terms of prevalence at the population level, the findings from WWA are broadly in agreement, with respect to relative drug use levels, with existing estimates, although they are not directly comparable.

However the issues raised with respect to culture are broadly pertinent to selection as a whole.