Sentence examples for respect a decision from inspiring English sources

I would respect a decision to shrug it off and for once show a grown-up attitude.

Mr Cameron said he would respect a decision from British MPs not to partake in military action, but would support Mr Obama's efforts to uphold "the international taboo against the use of chemical weapons".

Remember that a child is more likely to respect a decision in which he or she has taken a part.

BEWARE a politician who stresses how much he "respects" a decision by voters.

Champion a cause, clap your hands, keep "rhythm" -- accept rules, respect a jury decision.

"I would not recommend it under any circumstances, but I respect a parent's decision".

International agreements among doctors say doctors must respect a striker's decision if he makes "an informed and voluntary refusal" to eat.

To further complicate matters, both Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain responded to hypothetical personal questions recently by saying that under some circumstances they would respect a relative's decision to choose abortion.

She said the government would respect a supreme court decision on whether MPs must be given another vote on the issue through an act of parliament, but added that she was determined it would not change the timetable.

The group agreed that doctors should respect a woman's decision, adding that it was rational to decide to have mammograms and that it was rational to decide not to.

As well as educating boys to respect a girl's decision to not have sex, their responsibility in preventing pregnancy needs to be stressed – as does their co-responsibility in the event of pregnancy.