Sentence examples for residents respected from inspiring English sources

Apart from some rowdy Columbia students, most residents respected other people's sensibilities.

Community leaders described Mr. Johnson, 55, who was promoted to chief of patrol in December, as liked by residents and respected by his fellow police officers.

This month, Jose Miguel Vivanco, head of the organization's Americas division, criticized Mr. Pastrana for extending the zone on Dec. 6 without having put in place a mechanism to ensure that the rights of residents were respected.

Calais native Louise Druelle, 22, is a campaigner for the migrants in her town and was entranced by the deep voices of Galloo's resident singers – respected musicians in their homeland – Nasser Dkam, Al Sadig and Mohamd "MZ".

This is a good example of new residents not respecting a neighborhood's traditions.

De Blasio urged residents to respect all medics, saying that he had received reports of Bellevue nurses being refused service at food outlets and having their children treated differently since the Ebola patient began treatment at the hospital last week.

Mayor Stephanie Raskedgs-Blake asked residents to respect the legal process and to keep protests peaceful.

Crowe also doesn't approve of the term grassholes, but prefers that residents still respect one another.

We needed to be sensitive to the needs of residents and respect their decision not to be interviewed at the agreed time, without asking them to justify their decision.

Dr. Arnold was a mentor to several generations of residents who deeply respected him for his knowledge, dedication and compassion.

But the Liberal Democrat former leader of Portsmouth City Council, Gerald Vernon-Jackson, warned: "[A] combined authority... needs safeguards to make sure that Portsmouth residents' views are respected.