Sentence examples for levels of deference from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, by varying levels of deference to the conclusions of different county canvassing boards, the court introduces even greater disparities in treatment.
The result looks like a fake-tan version of Downtown Abbey with all the same levels of deference but zero paternal responsibility.
It proposed that when an agency is sued, courts should give high levels of deference only to decisions made by its administrator and top aides — a change that would create incentives to route more decisions through the front office where political appointees work.
Specifically, parental connection and regulation were associated with increased levels of prearming (also called active mediation); regulation was associated with higher levels of cocooning (also called restrictive mediation); and autonomy was associated with higher levels of deference.
For all the over-hyped talk of a "hard-left takeover" of Labour and the fashion for smearing people as Venezuela-style authoritarians, the political establishment is demanding Stalinist levels of deference.
While legislators did tangle with him on Wednesday, they also showed some level of deference, a sign of his stature in the legal and political community.
That follows public comments made by Jesse Marsch, accusing match officials of showing a level of deference to veteran Designated Players – especially the ones dressed for NYC FC.
She paused to advise an assistant on the proper level of deference with which to treat a collector, then turned back to me.
But while my mum's baby boomer generation seem to regard their own parents and their wartime stoicism with a level of deference, few of my friends see their parents as authority figures.
Even though a certain level of deference was required to get him in the door, Bachardy wrote that "the confrontation between my sitter and me is the subject of my pictures".
"The majority does not appear to dispute this point, but it nevertheless denies Lett relief by applying a level of deference to the state court's ruling that effectively effaces the role of the federal courts".
