Sentence examples for respect group from inspiring English sources

Judah, who is Jewish, says he was approached by Alyas Karmani,  a "former head of Respect group in the council, which now works closely with Respect", and "a press officer for Respect" who asked who he was.

In a statement released on Friday morning and signed by all five councillors, Alyas Karmani, a youth worker and imam who acts as the Respect group leader on Bradford council, said senior party officials had failed to address legitimate concerns about the "unwarranted" suspensions.

It must safeguard ethnic unity and promote positive interactions between ethnic groups, respect group differences while neither strengthening nor solidifying differences, but gradually narrow the gap through mutual participation in economic and social activities.

In this respect, group instability has been proposed as one of the main predictors of male glucocorticoids levels in both dominant and subordinate individuals (Sapolsky 1983 , 1993.

In this respect, Group I aptazymes that may have yielded lower amounts of functional Thymidylate Synthase (e.g., Th3P6, which was less active than Th2P6; or Th1P6, which mis-spliced) did not allow bacterial growth.

Group 2 was not treated We have observed in Group 1 a reduction of contracture points after IV treatment with MAM® and an improvement of quality life value with BPI test taking average of all the averages of VAS respect Group two, as shown in Table 1 and Figure 1.

After three years of observing Bosnian jihadis, the authors place them in two broad categories: veterans who fought alongside mujahideen volunteers from the Arab world in the 1992-1995 Bosnian conflict, and young Bosnian men "driven mostly by adrenaline and a quest for self-validation, self-respect, group belonging, and purpose".

Randomization produced an acceptable balance respecting group assignment by sample characteristics at baseline.

For the parent version of the KIDSCREEN no significant effect was noted with respect to group and group × time interaction.

These were published as part of a collaborative report by 10 globally respected groups, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institute of Mental Health, the Office of the Surgeon General, and the World Health Organization.

In the statistical analysis, siblings' adjustment variables were compared with respect to group, time, and group × time interaction.