Sentence examples for called to respect from inspiring English sources

"We are called to respect the religion of the other, its teachings, its symbols, its values," Francis wrote in a statement distributed by the Holy See.

With that same boldness, we're called to respect others opinions in the same way we want ours to be respected…the true definition of convicted civility.

The calls to "respect the troops" are actually calls to endorse the Department of Defense and State Department's policies and military adventures abroad.

With both Dripa and the IP bill, the British government has ignored this call to respect our human rights.

But, although Ms. Sischy characterized the show as "a joyous call to respect one another," I don't remember many people expressing joy.

This is not a call to faith – it is a call to respect those of all faiths and not to allow faith to divide us but instead to embody the true values of compassion and humanity common to all faiths.

Not only is it not a form of liberalism; it is antithetical to liberalism… It is an undemocratic creed".On the surface, President Obama's call to respect other religions seems sensible.

Some officials, including the governor, are balancing calls to respect state authority while advocating for some legal recognition of the community police groups to fill obvious gaps in law and order.

The impetus for Gorbachev's reforms was not external pressure from the west, dissent in eastern Europe or the Pope's calls to respect human rights, but economic stagnation in the Soviet Union and internal discontent within the Soviet elite.

"We reaffirm our call to respect the constitutionally enshrined rights of all citizens, including those with opposition views, to gather peacefully and to express their opinions," its embassy in Addis Ababa said in a statement.

His call to respect the rule of law was accompanied by pleas for calm and constructive protest; then-Queensland premier Peter Beattie struck a similar tone after Hurley was acquitted, urging Queenslanders "to accept the decision of the court without question".