Sentence examples for does with respect from inspiring English sources

Or maybe they would all have to live with simple autonomy, much as Taiwan does with respect to China.

In a 2003 study that examined (and named) the "Katie Couric Effect," one of the co-authors, Dr. A. Mark Fendrick, who teaches at the University of Michigan, noted that "a celebrity spokesperson, even one without the condition he or she is promoting, can have a substantial and important impact on what the public does" with respect to particular diseases.

We believed a simpler way is needed to communicate what a service does with respect to a person's data and what rights they have over it.

Its purpose should be to articulate the norms internal to and inherent in business practice (just as legal ethics does with respect to legal practice and medical ethics does with respect to medical practice), rather than to submit briefs on behalf of ideal economic institutions favored by university academics.

Morgan Stanley has improved its bargaining position for anything it does with respect to a merger or acquisition," said Michael Holland, who oversees more than $4 billion of investments as head of Holland & Co.

He also agrees with Korczyn, who says, "once we know more about what APOE does with respect to nerve regeneration, pharmaceutical companies can try to simulate these actions with drug therapy".

Here's what we did with respect to tax policy.

But even if we disagreed, it was done with respect.

"I don't think it has anything to do with respect.

WHAT did President Obama vow to do with respect to those automatic cuts?

"I'm very proud of what I have done with respect to education," he said.