Sentence examples for enforcing respect from inspiring English sources

Clinton set the tone from the start, enforcing respect for the man who bested her on the campaign trail.

The Tokyo government, led by Shintaro Ishihara, a nationalist governor, has been especially zealous in enforcing respect for the national symbols at its public schools.

Meanwhile, other politicians leapt to the mayor's defense, including Sébastien Huyghe, a spokesman for former president Nicolas Sarkozy's UMP party, who tweeted in support of Delaby, who "stands alone in enforcing respect for the law and for property rights".

They were also well aware of how someone could enforce respect by the use of threats.

Judges are given considerable power, through contempt of court provisions, to enforce respect for the law and order in their courtrooms.

His rice balls can be menacing — arancini deployed to enforce respect, obedience, and more than a little fear and trembling — or tender.

George Monbiot rightly described these proposals in the Guardian last month as "the biggest and crudest corporate tax cut in living memory". 1) Corporate profits depend on tax-financed public goods: healthy and educated workforces; good infrastructure; publicly enforced respect for contracts and property rights, and so on.

We strongly enforce respect for others, whatever their social origin, race or nationality.

In Ourolabo III, pastoralists were able to obtain official recognition of their attachment territory and have mobilized together to enforce respect of the boundaries and their usufruct rights.

On the other hand, arguably, the coercive authority of government does generate a moral obligation on the part of government to enforce respect for contracts among citizens that are freely entered in to.

He worked to improve the spiritual and temporal well-being of his people, to build and restore churches, to establish schools, to judge suits, to defend widows and orphans, to promote peace, and to enforce respect for purity.