Sentence examples for longstanding respect from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton, who also supports such a move, spoke more generally about what she called her longstanding respect for the country and its people.

AT&T's Terms of Service follow the company's longstanding respect for our customers' freedom of speech, and clarifies that we will not terminate or suspend a customers' Internet access service based upon their political views or criticism of AT&T.

Douglas Laycock, a law professor at the University of Virginia who often sides with proponents of broader religious liberty, has taken to warning his friends that their aggressive positions on abortion, gay rights and now contraception are undermining the longstanding American respect for free exercise of religion.

He reiterated a statement from last month that said that "the governor's longstanding position with respect to closing Indian Point has been clear, and this administration intends to follow through with implementing that policy".

A number of longstanding members of Respect's national executive have followed Yaqoob out of the door, imperilling the party's future and seemingly dashing any hopes that it could grow into a serious left-of-Labour outfit comparable with Germany's Die Linke or the Front de Gauche in France.

"I have a longstanding fascination and respect for religion," she says.

The Board of Directors and Members of the Real Estate Tax Review Bar Association mourn the passing of our friend and respected longstanding City employee, Myrna Schindler.

Half an hour later, Nadal ambled into the interview room, his long dark locks slightly shorter after a haircut, and remained faithful to his longstanding habit of respecting Federer's game and chances.

On Tuesday, Mr. Kerry reiterated that the longstanding American policy "with respect to all settlements is that they are illegitimate".

Mr. Bush has held back from officially endorsing Mr. Romney despite what aides to both men describe as a longstanding friendship and mutual respect.

Mr. Anthony's menus for both the modestly elegant dining rooms and the more casual tables around the bar are new and different, but they respect the longstanding Gramercy spirit.