Sentence examples for constitutes respect from inspiring English sources

What constitutes respect?

But the question of what constitutes proper respect for the dead of 9/11 has never been simple.

Such a notion of function constitutes, with respect to our purpose, a crucial generalization of that concept.

The Constitution gives the government broad power to take positions in all sorts of ways, but the one thing it explicitly forbids the government to do is to take positions on religion that constitute acts "respecting the establishment of religion".

In global historical terms, too, his election constitutes in some respects a revolution.

The US can best do this by offering Pakistan not the appearance of an alliance but the equality and mutual respect that constitutes the substance of one.

In that respect he constitutes a refreshing contrast to the "evil genius" of Romanticism, Richard Wagner, with whose aesthetic standpoint he otherwise had much in common.

Rather, I reject the racist principle because, by regarding my race as a relevant ground for the distribution of benefits, it imposes that burden in a way that constitutes a failure to respect my status as a person.