Sentence examples for extreme deference from inspiring English sources

This posture of extreme deference is known as the "plenary power" doctrine.

Both, though, suffer from mostly characterless singing, as if out of extreme deference to the source material.

The judges should have given the government's overwrought claims of national security and secrecy special scrutiny, not extreme deference.

We cannot afford extreme deference to the United Nations in the handling of our international affairs without seriously jeopardizing our own interests.

They have given full rein to the idea that the way to conduct American foreign policy is through extreme deference to the UN.

Confrontation is frowned upon and extreme deference, which includes bowing to your adversaries while you are politely attacking them, is the rule.

In court papers, lawyers for the Gloucester County School Board say the Grimm case represents "one of the most extreme examples of judicial deference to an administrative agency this Court will ever see," and that it may lead to "irreparable harm to the Board, to the school system, and to the legitimate privacy expectations of the district's schoolchildren and parents alike".

The GOP has made some token laws at the state level in deference to the extreme religious right of late, but in more sober religious circles those laws are viewed with more trepidation.

In interviews in recent days, some current and former intelligence officials have warned of the danger of showing too much deference to detainees who espouse extreme anti-American views.

It is a term of both endearment and cautious deference; Talabani has a mercurial personality, with extreme mood swings.

In deference to a world enthralled by shows like "Extreme Makeover" and "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," the public school district in Washington has hired a reality television company to produce videos intended to improve the skills of its teachers.