Sentence examples for be better respected from inspiring English sources

"It is a significant piece of architecture that needs to be better respected".

Somalia has never been a nation-state as much as it has been a loosely governed federation of tribes — with fierce reverence for the land their cattle graze and a distaste for trespassers that ought be better respected.

During NAVA, the inspiratory assistance is in proportion to the patient respiratory drive, and the normal respiratory pattern of the airway and respiratory muscles may be better respected.

Brok said counterterrorism co-operation must continue but that European privacy must be better respected, and enshrined in data protection agreements now being negotiated as part of the trade deal.

"They are presented in a totally different way in parts of British public opinion," Mr Juncker said, pointing out that the rules of the EU should be better respected.

Human rights principles, based on the Human Rights Convention, must be better respected in both jurisdictions, and an agreement between the sides should be reached that clearly defines what constitutes adequacy for government access to data.

Shareholder rights were better respected and the stock market boomed.

But despite their smaller number, male teachers are better respected.

Moreover, if that tiny clump of cells can potentially lead to treatments that improve peoples' lives, it seems to me that the sanctity of human life is better respected by following that potential, not preventing it.

In the case of BCG, for example, children are vaccinated earlier and earlier, and the vaccination schedule is better respected.

Liaison staff might well have helped ensure that 'child rights' and 'child-friendly' standards were better respected by military camp planners.