Sentence examples for removed in deference to from inspiring English sources
Because the cross has now been removed, in deference to the National Bank of Abu Dhabi, which recently announced that it was investing ninety million euros, or about a hundred and ten million dollars, in the club.
In particular, they said, they would not have expected him to devote much of his day to touring Cristo Rey, an area not found in the guidebooks, where the governor stopped at a church, a soup kitchen and a medical clinic, the jacket of his navy wool suit only briefly removed in deference to the tropical sun, his tie tightly knotted throughout.
The only difference, for example, between the reverse of a Byzantine coin of Romanus III and its Islamic copy is that the cross has been removed from the emperor's orb in deference to Muslim sensibilities.
By George Black December 12, 2014 Real Madrid recently removed the cross from its historic logo in deference to the National Bank of Abu Dhabi, which recently announced that it was investing ninety million euros in the club.
Next month, she is planning to whittle her current menu, removing the tacos and enchiladas that she offered in deference to requests.
A spot check of states around the nation indicates that most officially discourage roadside memorials, but often, in deference to the bereaved, take their time in removing them.
At any rate, he has not tried to remove the 54-cent tariff America levies on most imported ethanol in deference to its powerful farming lobby.
His voice breaking, he says, "Yes, Sheikh," several times, bowing in deference to his absent commander.
He could withdraw the nomination after the election, in deference to the next president.
What you might do, in deference to your new neighbors, is give them a chance to remove this mosaic at their expense.
The move will come as a blow to Universal, which had already removed a line about the film's zombie plague originating in the world's most populous nation from the final cut in deference to local sensitivities.
