Sentence examples for could have respected from inspiring English sources

I really could have respected her more if she had run a campaign that said: 'Yeah, I am the establishment candidate.

He could have respected the finding by the Inter-American Comminsion on Human Rights (CIDH) in favour of Petro and calling for his dismissal to be re-evaluated.

"We could have respected the treaty by avoiding their publication and putting them under lock and key," he was quoted as saying on Swissinfo, the Web site of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation.

Couldn't he have respected her modesty?

His extinguishment as a political comet could have been avoided if he had respected the exclusive constitutional responsibility of Congress to commence war.

As the need arose for a category to describe the sum of the rights, privileges, and powers that an individual could have with respect to a thing, the Romans, followed by the English, chose a noun derived from an adjective that means "own".

It remains to be investigated what contribution enhanced Met signalling, above endogenous levels in astrocytes and microglia, could have with respect to disease evolution.

For the 8th item (I wish I could have more respect for myself), in consideration of cultural difference, some studies suggest and prove that the way of expression should be changed to negative form when it is translated into Chinese [ 47, 48].

All being well, Electro could have been loved and respected and not set off every car alarm on every street he walks down, thereby probably making himself the most hated man in New York before he commits his first crime.

I could have never learned to respect myself without the respect I have for you.

Had he wished to cite examples, Mr. Obama could have noted that respect for the rule of law was amply demonstrated mere hours earlier in a Manhattan courtroom.