Lee's respect-for-history line resonates with a story I heard on a visit to Bermondsey.
Mr. Clinton had asked specifically for "restraint, respect for the Line of Control, rejection of violence and return to dialogue," the official said.
Both sides, he said, should exercise restraint, show respect for the Line of Control, which is the de facto border dividing Pakistani-held and Indian-held Kashmir, renew their dialogue and "stand against violence".
In "La Cambiale" Ying Fang sang Fanny with a pure and moving soprano, phrasing with scrupulous respect for the line and traveling with assurance through the mercurial moods of her big scene, "Come tacer, come frenare i moti".
Susan Kralovec, the owner of Everyday Studio, a San Francisco pet products company founded in 2004, has no cat in her life, she said, just a respect for good lines.
Their new policy of begging the wets to have a little respect for the lining of their stomachs is an absolute betrayal of the cause.
Among other things, such aid should promote respect for red lines that the U.S. believes are vital to responsible governance and the functioning of a healthy, accountable military -- the kind of military that knows it cannot operate with impunity.
These beliefs, together with the inculcation of respect for the Imperial line and the teaching of absolute faith according to which all problems beyond human capability were turned over to kami exercised great influence on modern Shintō doctrines.
Previously taboo topics appeared in the state press but Alia demanded respect for the party line.
The main obstacles in achieving this vision were found to cluster round the following: conflict in communication; lack of respect for the organizational lines of authority; conflict over access to information in the separate health information systems to be used for monitoring and planning; inefficiencies with separate training.
