The police often believe that shows of force effectively deter youth from crime and enhance respect for police officers.
The revelation of a concerted effort by the police to enhance respect for the people they serve is a fitting tribute to Dr. King's memory.
It would surely enhance respect for American values, in this country and abroad, to let this compelling judicial proceeding play out in full view of the television audience.
The near-obligatory presence of high-priced political consultants from abroad, bringing their own brand of American or Australian magic to the proceedings, is unlikely to enhance respect for the finer points of Gladstonian reform.
What better way to do that than spend time in another culture where your skills have value?" And in some traditional cultures, gray hair and a few wrinkles can enhance respect.
It's a war that could ensure that something lasting comes out of 9/11, other than longer lines at the airport -- and that something would be enhanced respect for America and a country and a planet that would be greener, cleaner and safer in the broadest sense.
Then, we would have the trials themselves — protracted, interspersed with motions and delays, obsessively followed by cable channels filling in the many dull spots with endless commentary from teams of so-called experts, the whole spectacle stupefying rather than edifying the public and doing little to enhance respect for the law.
But he dismissed suggestions that Mr Clegg's future as Lib Dem leader could be called into question if the party endured a poor night, saying: "There isn't a leadership issue and I think he has enhanced respect as a result of being willing to engage with these very difficult issues".
There is no pleasure in killing another animal, and such promotion of empathy would also enhance respect for human rights.
This Convention is a global legal instrument that promotes, protects and enhances respect for children as individuals and members of their communities and countries.
