Sentence examples for reference to respect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps worthier of concern is the statement's reference to "respect".

Kerry's reference to "respect for human rights and an inclusive political system" was criticised by some as "tepid".

Analysts of democratisation in the Middle East cite the Islamists' references to respect for human rights in their justification for these programmes as evidence that these groups can serve as a progressive force in the region.

They are challenging DRIPA on Human Rights grounds — referencing the rights to respect for private and family life, and of protection of personal data.

"He introduced me to Johnny Cash by showing him a letter my mother had written disowning me for resigning my commission to be a songwriter (which included a disparaging reference to my respect for Johnny Cash)," Kristofferson wrote.

Ask what pronouns the transgender person prefers to have used in reference to them and respect that choice.

Yet even some of its worthy but empty pieties mattered to China, which liked the repeated references to "mutual respect" in areas such as the two countries' discussion of human rights.

Following the nuclear weapons deal, Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammed Zarif's statement to the press was punctuated by repeated references to "mutual respect" and "equal footing".

The ICU teams' fluctuating level of collaboration have often been explained with reference to problems concerning respecting and balancing the boundaries between the individual's in the group and their common ownership [ 2].

"He is not a dyed-in-the-wool Graham and Dodder," a reference to Benjamin Graham and David Dodd, authors of a respected text on value investing.

Prince Charles measures good architecture by reference to human scale and respect for the past and on these criteria, Beijing has only deteriorated.