Sentence examples for consistently respected from inspiring English sources

On questions of state law, we have consistently respected the opinions of the highest courts of the states.

Our compelled-subsidy cases have consistently respected the principle that “[c]ompelled support of a private association is fundamentally different from compelled support of government.” Abood, supra, at 259, n. 13 (Powell, J., concurring in judgment).

"The central government has consistently respected the Hong Kong special administrative region government in handling matters according to the law," she said, referring to the central authorities in Beijing.

In his dissent from the order staying the Florida recount, Justice John Paul Stevens stated, "On questions of state law, we have consistently respected the opinions of the highest court of the state".

Even Pinker, a descriptivist, goes along with me part way on that: "The most consistently respected meaning difference between continual and continuous," he notes, "is that continuous can be used for spatial as well as temporal continuity (a continuous line of trees'), whereas continual can be used only for temporal continuity.

Between the Lexus and the Prius, Toyota's the one dominant market leader that consistently respects design and business fundamentals even as it innovates.

Until Europe consistently respects its own guarantees of free expression, and actively promotes tolerance instead of clumsily stifling dissent, its brave rhetoric will ring disappointingly false.

That approach is shared by The Paper Dolls' director, Peter Glanville, former artistic director at the Little Angel and current artistic director of Polka theatre in Wimbledon, home to work that consistently respects and challenges its young audiences and often explores the complexities of family relationships – such as Sarah Argent's wonderful Grandad, Me … and Teddy Too.

It is noteworthy that Congress has consistently and carefully respected the privacy protected by the Fourth Amendment.

We thought we could have it all, be sexy if we wanted to be, intellectual when we wanted to be and respected consistently for who we are.

But we have consistently sought to respect and give effect to the combined judgment which those decisions represent.