Sentence examples for be respected in its from inspiring English sources

But both sides committed themselves to respecting the line as identified, Unifil added, saying the United Nations believed "that the Blue Line must be respected in its entirety by all parties".

Habermas goes on to contest "unbridled subjectivity," which he sees as clashing with, "what is really absolute; that is... the unconditional right of every creature to be respected in its bodiliness and recognized in its otherness as an 'image of God.'".

The central State wanted this system shut down, as it wanted the user fees exemption to be respected in accordance with its policy even though it was not reimbursing the health centres, thereby rendering the policy ineffectual [ 17].

On the night of his Nov. 20 triumph, Mr. Rajoy told supporters that Spain "needed to be respected in Brussels" and stick to its deficit-cutting pledges.

They must be respected in every country.

"This must be respected in a democracy.

Lego logic has been respected in the assembling of its meticulous but changeable and spontaneous-seeming universe; our humble everyman hero progresses from guileless construction drone to revolutionary Master Builder (very Joseph Campbell) in cherishably jerky motions.

True, Wales has always been respected in food circles, chiefly for its renowned Abergavenny food festival, but now there is a concerted effort to put the country firmly on the global food map.

Uber says its rights are not being respected in that regard currently.

"The process is respected in theory".

Once we were respected in English football.