Sentence examples for respect term from inspiring English sources

The United States and other Western nations have pleaded with Mr. Kabila to respect term limits and announce he will not run again, to avoid further chaos.

Use a legible font (such as Times New Roman) and respect term paper-style margin standards (1" - 1.25") and font sizes 11-122 pt).

At greater length, NewFifaNow set out its reservations about reforms that in some respects (term limits, transparent pay, greater diversity, more independence) deliver and in others don't.

Barack Obama has made a scathing attack on Africa's culture of presidents-for-life, urging the continent's leaders to follow the example of George Washington and Nelson Mandela by respecting term limits, and saying of himself: "I think if I ran I could win, but I can't".

With this respect, GO term definitions had been exploited by Piao et al. (47) for identifying and analyzing relations between terms.

In this respect, the term is not alone.

In this respect, the term "Medicare for all" is a bit misleading.

8) Fear and respect the term 'local delicacy,' but if you must go with one then make it fear.

Taking note of her own Southern roots, Nancee Jenne said she sees "Ma'am" as "a sign of respect," a term she said she uses "frequently".

Instead, Citroën became a bargain brand, sullied – particularly in the UK – by a rampant discount culture which traded long-term respect for short-term gain.

You have the right to set the terms for your own body; if the other person doesn't respect those terms, they don't respect you.