Sentence examples for life is respected from inspiring English sources

The country, by and large predominantly Catholic, has a history of traditional values where each life is respected and has inviolable rights.

These illegal whale poachers have no rights to any of this pristine environment -- where all life is respected and protected!

The relationship (both sides played by Urie) develops into one where Babs feels her imaginary life is respected by her employee, so she can indulge her fantasies with him: they dress up, rehearse for a possible movie adaptation of Gypsy, and talk about their secret feelings well, at least about Bab's secret feelings.

Instead, terrible decisions and difficult emotions are laid bare, even as the most profound secrets of history and of family life are respected.

Logically, the right to life takes precedent because all other rights are contingent on the right to life being respected -- while respecting other rights does not secure the right to life.

The controversial labor bill also puts the onus on managers, who will have to "put in place mechanisms to regulate the use of digital tools, with a view to ensuring that down time and days off, as well as personal and family life, are respected".

As St. Paul told the Romans: "God makes all things work together for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his decree," and though the Lord never decreed that I sin, he does command that all life be respected and nurtured.

Several elements of quality end-of-life care are important here, including both access to palliative care services to mitigate/ manage symptoms and provide comfort to the dying, and the use of advance directives to ensure that treatment wishes at the end of life are respected when an individual is no longer competent to make decisions, or is incapable of expressing wishes.

I think the best thing in life is respect".

The Catholic Church's definition of pro-life is respect for life "from the moment of conception until death".

Couples whose relationships had been formalised elsewhere "will have the security of knowing that their decision to commit to a shared life with each other is respected in Victoria", he said.