The king reasoned that if the bug was human, he would be one of the worlds bravest warriors, and, in respect, ordered his carriages to go around the mantis, according to a description at the companys headquarters.
It's a highly respected order.
In a party that respects order and hierarchy, or used to, Romney had another, analogous advantage: like Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole, Bush the elder, and John McCain before him, he had previously been the runner-up.
Monkeys, of course, have no respect for status, creed or power; they're the Shakespearian Puck of India, tiny little tricksters, screwing things up by not respecting order and hierarchy.
But Confucianism's emphasis on stability, on social relations, on family, on evolving better societies, but essentially respecting order, gives like a built in stability to these societies that allows for modernization.
How specific is it, for example, with respect to orders given, and personnel involved in the attacks of 21 August?
Civility and respect for order -- nay, demand for order -- have always been tenets of conservatism.
Since exon order is highly conserved among vertebrates, requiring that contigs containing exons respect this order should lead to improved assemblies.
But is this refusal to respect that order a cultural refusal or a political refusal?
I love the House of Representatives and its rules, and I was careful to respect regular order.
"The flight attendants asked them to sit down and the men respected the orders and sat in their seats.
