Sentence examples for far respected from inspiring English sources

While the government has thus far respected and protected Iran's property rights and permitted Iranian officials an unparalleled level of freedom, Washington should now seize outright all Iranian assets in the United States and bar as many Iranian officials as possible from our soil.

Gen. Kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody.

Modern attitudes are more showbiz-friendly and Ms Peng, who is about to turn 50, is anyway much too well known and far better respected to have her past erased.

Sadly, these days the notions of "evidence" and "science" are far from respected in the legislative process, let alone utilized to set standards for the policies passed by lawmakers.

You will be far more respected if you can simply control what you write; feel free to vent your anger when you are alone in real life, where no one on the Internet can use it against you.

Yet far from respecting the party's bid for the moral high ground, locals have swung behind him.

Far from respecting authority, Assange seems to be an old-fashioned anarchist who believes that all ruling institutions are corrupt and public pronouncements are lies.

Far from respecting Mr Yudhoyono's decisive electoral mandate, the old elite has been trying to undermine it and scupper his reformist agenda.The president himself, however, must bear some of the blame for this.

Kenny Oliver of the Virginia Marine Patrol, cruising the bay and praising most watermen so far for respecting the sanctuary as a way to bolster the blue crab industry in the long run.

The test of democracy is not that the majority should always get its way but how far minorities are respected.

"So far locals have respected the fact we are trying to enforce a dress code so they can eat their meals surrounded by people wearing trousers".