During the next century, agencies grew in piecemeal fashion as quasi-governmental bodies, designed to ensure that laws and rules were respected even in areas such as the quality of broadcasting.
Writing in Kommersant, Maksim Yusin says "Lady Thatcher was respected even in the USSR, even though she was an irreconcilable ideological opponent of the first Soviet State … [She] addressed Soviet viewers uncensored and uncut.
Unlike Marija Serifovic, a masculinized Serbian female singer (who won Eurosong 2007 and although a lesbian, has always has been respected even in homophobic Eastern Europe), Conchita Wurst faces discrimination, rejection, hatred and ignorance.
It's like home is supposed to be, a place where they take you in no matter what, where you're respected even if you don't fit in perfectly elsewhere.
You must go to a country where there is security and where human rights are respected, even if the risk is dying in the water.
In the past three weeks, he has become an underdog, a rider to be respected — even a friend — to some people in this country who applaud his willingness to come back at his age and put his winning streak on the line.
Mrs. Mason, a plump and kindly widow, was respected, even mildly loved in her town.
The New Yorker, June 21 , 1969P. 38 Mrs. Mason, a plump and kindly widow, was respected, even mildly loved in her town.
The BBC is respected, even loved.
