Sentence examples for poor respect from inspiring English sources

Indifferent to its international obligations and to these human sufferings, the Italian government indiscriminately drives people back to a country with poor respect for any civil rights.

Aristocracy, in theory, is the next-best constitution after monarchy (because the ruling minority will be the best-qualified to rule), but in practice Aristotle preferred a kind of constitutional democracy, for what he called "polity" is a state in which rich and poor respect each other's rights and the best-qualified citizens rule with the consent of all.

These encounters were tainted by his poor respect for Japanese customs, the mounting resistance of the Japanese towards Catholic proselytism, and the intrigues of the Dutch against Spanish ambitions.

Patients' management is characterized by a lack of attention on the impairment of renal function during the first visits and a poor respect of recommended practices during quarterly and annual visits.

The following results were also noticed: a lack of renal function assessment during the first visits; a poor respect of the IDF quarterly and annual visits recommended practices; a poor knowledge of T2D therapeutic objectives namely body weight, blood pressure, renal function, glycemia and lipidemia control; and smoking cessation.

The magnesium tubes are light but are poor in respect of corrosion-resistance.

I mean schools that work, economic independence for the poor, restoring respect for family life and family values.

"That's poor on respect and rapport," Dr. Tocci said, scoring the lesson with 2 points, out of a possible 4, in that category.

Unfortunately, their outlier detection performances are poor with respect to MUOD, or their computational efficiency does not allow applying them to current OSNs (billions of users, each, characterized by tens of variables).

While internationally the digital divide threatens to engulf developing nations, on a local scale Geekcorps aims to narrow gaps between rich and poor in respect to information, health and education.

Although lizards are the most successful of modern reptiles in terms of the number of species (more than 5,800 extant species) and their wide geographical distribution1, their fossil record is relatively poor with respect to both skeletons and tracks.