Sentence examples for behaviour in deference to from inspiring English sources

The negative effects of "democratic dynasties" are obvious: a fossilisation of the elite decays democracy as well as social and economic mobility, fostering "rent-seeking" behaviour in deference to the powerful families.

(I was allowed inside in deference to the Khan).

Yet he would go to third in deference to Jeter.

In deference to his wishes, no services are currently scheduled.

In deference to his wishes, funeral services will be private.

In deference to my age, she does not text me.

"In deference to my Puerto Rican friends," he said, winking.

In deference to Davis's health, the coaching staff has tried to limit his playing time.

In deference to the unease, Mr. Panetta referred to a "rebalancing" toward Asia.

Exxon Mobil temporarily halted drilling in Lower Saxony in Germany in deference to local opposition.

Perhaps in deference to my deranged condition, he added, "Take it easy".