"enjoy respect" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The verb "enjoy" typically denotes pleasure or satisfaction, so it would not make sense to pair it with the noun "respect." Additionally, "respect" is usually a feeling or attitude, rather than something that can be actively enjoyed. The phrase "earn respect" would be a more appropriate and commonly used phrase. Example: He has worked hard to earn the respect of his colleagues and superiors.
We enjoy respect and deference.
And third, some people (including Muslims and other minority religions) look to them as protectors of the right of faith in general to exist, follow distinctive customs and enjoy respect.
The traditions of Confucianism hold that adult children should take primary responsibility for the care of their aging parents, who would enjoy respect and high status as sovereigns of the household.
Mr. Fuller concluded that "this is a sad but most illuminating example of the results of the greed of large scale poisoning of one's fellowmen for gain and an example of total disregard of obligations which any government de facto or de jure which hopes to enjoy respect, confidence or recognition has toward other governments of the world".
The person we need is one who can decrease the tension, one who is willing to talk with those who disagree with our policies, and one who can raise our stature in the world so that we once again enjoy respect for the power of our morals, not the power of weapons.
"She will enjoy respect and strong support from the academic and commercial sectors of the enterprise".
The two major opera houses, the State Opera and the People's Opera, and the two leading theatres, the Burgtheater and the Academy Theatre, are owned by the Austrian federal government, and their singers and actors enjoy respected civil servant status.
He warned that General Hiftar enjoyed respect among army officers and that an attack on him "would cause a disaster for Libya".
He said these were cultures in which women once enjoyed respect and protection but no longer did because of the effect of the conflicts.
Subsequently, his career saw him coasting along comfortably, enjoying respect from his peers and loyalty from a broad international audience, though somewhat lacking in further artistic landmarks.
For the first 15 years, her label enjoyed respect and modest sales, but it was when French Vogue's Emanuelle Alt, a childhood friend, collaborated with Marant in styling the clothes that the look caught the public imagination.
