Sentence examples for no longer respected from inspiring English sources

He blamed the failure of comprehensive schools on loss of authority at all levels: "Teachers no longer respected the head, students no longer respected the school and few respected academic tradition.

Zaidi explained, "The tribal leaders who do this are no longer respected by the people".

Private property is no longer respected, either because governments seize the assets or because goods cannot be protected from criminals.

Its aim was to bring order & law where none existed or where customs were no longer respected & countries had begun to squabble.

It's not so very different, in some respects, from Ukipland, a fictional country where the old values are no longer respected and people yearn for vanished certainties.

After 1968, he was a burned-out pop star who couldn't stop touring — willful, sardonic, and happily freed from obligations to a Party he no longer respected.

I no longer respect Bill Gates.

We no longer respect the difference between day and night; they blend into one.

It announced that architects would no longer respect the modernist taboo against the use of period styles.

If the Americans left, however, the Kosovo Protection Corps "will no longer respect the United Nations, and they will create a real army in a short time," he said.

Most end up in Athens because the Turks no longer respect a bilateral agreement to return illegal immigrants, say Greek officials.