"I have seen a diminution of respect toward our crews in general," said Gary Hopson, a conductor on Amtrak's New York-to-Boston route.
"There's been a diminution of respect for the office of the presidency, and it's not just here, it's abroad," he said, adding that voters' concern about that "is going to manifest itself on Election Day".
Too much ignorance about another culture, nonexistent "postwar" planning, shameful acts by some in the military (not all of whom are being held to account), and the diminution of respect for the United States around the world.
The Corps looked upon this accomplishment with understandable pride and, without intended diminution of respect for its enemy, issued a statement of victory: "We harnessed it, straightened it, regularized it, shackled it".
This is one liberal who believes that amnesty (or whatever euphemism you prefer), in addition to fostering a diminution of respect for the law, will serve as a signal to millions of others that if they can get here, they are home free.
If such excellences, or other positional goods, are granted to contribute in themselves to well-being, then it appears that envy will be fitting whenever a rival's diminution with respect to the relevant positional good improves the Subject's position.
The fully informed right to decide whether or not to participate has been denied in the three trials comprising this case study, involving an apparent diminution of respect for persons (O'Neil and Miller 2009).
If the Tuesday superstition is still operating, there is, for Friday, a diminution in belief with respect to the situation depicted by Federici.
He deserves to be afforded due respect, despite the diminution of his talent as a mobile, intelligent central defender.
From all these considerations, the main conclusion from our analysis is the diminution of the DLE with respect to the NBE in the NWs with the increase of the irradiation fluence.
