"respect rule" is correct and usable in written English, and it is often used to express the idea of following certain regulations, procedures, or standards.
For example: "In this company, we always respect rule and abide by its policies."
My hope is that those individuals within the Iranian government who respect rule of law and international ethics will intervene in my case.
Or, as I shouted out the window: "Sisters, sisters, can't we just cut each other some slack every now and then?" And: "Why can't motherhood be a safe house in which civility and mutual respect rule at all times, whatever our choices, to the extent they even are choices".
HONG KONG — The police in Beijing have detained one of China's most prominent rights advocates, the latest in a series of arrests that critics said showed the Communist Party's determination to silence campaigners who have challenged the party to act on its vows to expose official corruption and respect rule of law.
We, in countries that respect rule of law, freedom of speech and democracy have an obligation to never forget the less privileged.
"My attitude is kind of punk, in that I don't respect rules or dogmas.
I would advise a beginner interior designer to… respect rules on simple subjects: material unity and colour unity.
His father, who insisted that all children call him "sir," believed in discipline and respect, rules and belts.
Maybe it's part of my firstborn, "good-girl" persona, but I tend to respect rules and regulations.
Against this backdrop, it is a moment to savour when any political authority shakes itself awake and demands that supersize companies respect rules resembling those for humbler beings.
But you are right, people should respect rules in other's homes.
Increasing patients' awareness of the issue and educating people to respect rules was also seen as crucial.
