Sentence examples for generally respects from inspiring English sources

We live in a rights-based age that generally respects a woman's discretion to decide what she eats during pregnancy, where to give birth, and whether to shave her armpits before she does.

Those who disagree should bear in mind that Taiwan's president came to power after a democratic election and, unlike mainland China, is not occupying another country (Tibet), is not building up an aggressive military force in the South China Sea, allows press freedom and religious freedom, and generally respects human rights.

The Hong Kong government generally respects the human rights of its citizens, although core issues remain.

I generally respect those companies and they've generated some awesome innovations.

Giulio Tremonti, the new treasury minister, is generally respected.

Messrs Graham and Goss are generally respected by their peers.

I generally respect the professional ballplayer, respect his skills and determination -- and, necessarily, his passion.

Human rights are generally respected, armies have been scaled back and civilians dominate the political discourse.

Until the 17th century, English common law generally respected the confidentiality of the confessional.

Mr. Dockery treads gently, poking fun, describing small epiphanies and generally respecting the mystery of things.

But they generally respected the age-old Shiite doctrine that clerics should keep their distance from politics.