Sentence examples for important respect for from inspiring English sources

What the book demanded of this reader was something more important: respect for the African-American clerics and politicians who seized the reins of their freedom.

This goes beyond Quine in one important respect: for Quine infers Replacement Naturalism only from the failure of foundationalism which is simply one possible normative account of the evidence-theory relationship, but not the only one.

UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe Dr. Peter Salama said the engagement of religious objectors was an ongoing process and should be based on dialogue and respect for the views of all partners – including the religious communities – and, most important, respect for the views and rigts of children themselves.

The Bush administration said its new plan "differs in important respects from the initial proposal -- for example, by requiring card sponsors to obtain substantial manufacturer rebates or discounts".

Except in one important respect, his criteria for the exclusion of these categories of person are consistent with eighteenth-century republican assumptions, which ultimately guided the drafters of the 1791 Constitution, who divided the population into active and passive citizenship.

The S.F.I.O. was a hybrid in another important respect: a vehicle built for the working class, most of its drivers were bourgeois intellectuals.

(Even the idea of those with the worse health is in several important respects ambiguous; for example, are they those with the worse health now, at the time we are allocating resources, those who will be in worse health if they are not treated, or who will have the worse lifetime health if not treated, but I shall not pursue these important details here).

The estimates are very accurate in one important respect: it is exceedingly rare for the bureau to estimate that the economy is shrinking when it is actually growing, or that it is growing when it is actually shrinking.

If the design is balanced, the two methods are equivalent, except for one important respect: estimates from analysis of variance can be negative whereas REML estimates cannot.

One is a strong love of guns and the outdoors and, just as important, a respect for both.

"It is important that respect for the laws on sexual assault and violence are upheld and that we send a clear message from Britain about zero tolerance of violence against women and girls," she said.