Sentence examples for not sufficiently respected from inspiring English sources

The paper's conclusion read, in part, "The Tate is loved, but not sufficiently respected".

The Swiss minaret ban showed, Mr. Franz said, "that the opinion of the people is not sufficiently respected in other parts of Europe".

That alone may attract people who feel their work is not sufficiently respected by Wikipedia.

The report also contends that the privacy of patients was not sufficiently respected, and that some placebo batches were contaminated with probiotic bacteria.

There have been differing and passionate views expressed about the future of the school, with some feeling that their voices were not sufficiently respected.

I feel the court has not sufficiently respected the facts and evidence in issuing this mistaken sentence," Mo told Reuters by telephone.

This project usually failed because the vision of the group did not sufficiently respect local circumstances.

"The DFB of course respects the special situation for our players with migrant backgrounds, but football and the DFB stands for values that Mr Erdoğan does not sufficiently respect," Grindel said.

An important and influential line of argument, first developed by Bernard Williams, seeks to show that certain moral theories do not sufficiently respect the integrity of moral agents.

For, according to Nozick, one will not "sufficiently respect and take account of the fact that he [i.e., any given individual] is a separate person, that his is the only life he has" (33) unless one morally condemns and eschews uses of that person in particular, impositions of losses on that person for the sake of (what purports to be) the social good.

We also recommend that the national ethics committee should reinforce the capacity of its members in clinical trial and pharmacovigilance and reject protocols that do not sufficiently respect the rights, safety and dignity of research participants.