Sentence examples for relation to respect from inspiring English sources

Turkey needs to make considerable progress in relation to respect for the Kurdish population.

On the situation of candidate countries, much progress remains to be made, especially in relation to respect for the rights of minorities.

The need for cultural sensitivity, especially in relation to respect for grief and spiritual practices, access to traditional healers and associated rituals, is well reported in the literature [ 29, 30].

Often this will be a breach of the site's policies in relation to respecting each other and using civil interactions.

A policy maker described this in relation to the need to respect local customs: "… we told ourselves that, for the project to be accepted on the cultural level, the key decision-makers, the opinion leaders, would need to be won over to the cause".

"Anyone who wants to have good relations with Iraq has to respect Iraqis.

"This is done to respect bilateral relations with the Gulf countries," say officials with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), which has listed the bird as vulnerable.

Scotland Yard said that Newbury breached its standards in relation to authority, respect and courtesy, equality and diversity, discreditable conduct, confidentiality and orders and instructions.

(d)     to support proposals to respect human rights in relation to international telecommunications, such as on privacy and personal data protection in relation to personal data and communications.

Respect toward the job and decisions of the professionals Participants highlight the key role of the organization in relation to the respect observed for the workers, the need to acknowledge a job well done and to respect professional and academic skills with equity.

In a behavior genetic design, we investigated individual differences in life satisfaction and its relation to personality with respect to both internal and external influences.