Sentence examples for customary respect from inspiring English sources

As Justice Ginsburg has persuasively explained in her own dissenting opinion, our customary respect for state interpretations of state law counsels against rejection of the Florida court's determinations in this case.

While the crowd inside the hangar was polite — not surprising, given the customary respect for the president and the fact that Mr. Obama, like all presidents, travels with gun-toting Secret Service agents — there were protesters chanting across the street from the airport, both favoring and opposing an overhaul of health care.

However, Bird dismisses this story as unlikely, given Wellington's customary respect to royalty and the fact that Ernest had little choice in what to do—he had to repair to his kingdom as quickly as possible.

Attavanich et al. (2015, p. 485) call for the "empowerment of marginalized people through a legal framework that recognizes their long-established customary rights, respects their cultural heritage and considers both their immediate and long-term livelihood needs".

A gift of a cantaloupe, I was told, is a customary show of respect to an admired person who's ill.

This lack of recognition means that project developers have not been required to carefully study and respect customary land uses in the affected areas.

More curiously, he also thought that sovereignty rightly exercised would respect customary and property rights.

Following his first brush with Pheapimex, in a period when the Cambodian government was under pressure to respect customary possessions, he was able to get his title to the 3.5 hectares.

The policy recommendations include the need to 'recognise and respect customary institutions for natural resource management' and to 'foster alliances between local, traditional institutions governing natural resources and the governmental agencies in charge of conservation' (Simoncini et al. 2008).

Many of the bank's lawyers, for example, argued that requiring governments that borrow from the bank to respect customary land rights would constitute an interference in their domestic political affairs.

36 37 38 In particular, people may need to be reassured that to act on their concerns may save life and that this may mean having to disregard customary codes of respect that usually limit intrusion into another person's emotional life.