Sentence examples for broadly respected from inspiring English sources

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

Turkey's military, broadly respected in Turkish society, used to be considered untouchable.

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

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

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.

While broadly respecting the stability pact, Slovenia is faced with a lack of liquidity due to its small bond market and interest rates of nearly 5.7 percent.

My luck is that I live in a country that, broadly speaking, respects the rights of its citizens.

The day before, Mr. Chen had joined the relatives of prominent imprisoned dissidents and 30 American and international rights organizations in Washington in calling on Mr. Obama to appeal vigorously for their release and to press Mr. Xi more broadly to respect democratic freedoms.

Broadly trusted and respected on the economy and as a world leader, Merkel's unexpectedly liberal open-door policy towards refugees and migrants, which led to about 900,000 newcomers arriving in 2015, cost her the support of part of her CDU base (though it appealed to some younger voters).

She's also pretty broadly loved and respected (though she's not managed to sidestep public politics entirely) by moviegoers.