Sentence examples for respect the report from inspiring English sources

In that respect, the report is pretty much useless.

In this respect, the report simultaneously exposes and replicates multilateralism in its most unctuous form, as a theatre of international damage control — a diplomatic safe area.

Worse still, it is often the victims of the traffickers that are treated as criminals.Women suffer most in this respect: the report estimates that 80% of victims of international trafficking are women forced into some form of prostitution.

One particularly strong argument of the review is the emphasis on the importance of subject specialists at key stage 2. In that respect, the report can be seen as a rebuke to the idea put forward by the Rose review this year that subjects be collapsed into cross-cutting themes.

Mr Clegg said he respected the report's findings but it was not satisfactory that "distress has been caused but there are no sanctions that can be applied", "People in positions of authority should never subject anyone, whoever they are, to behaviour which is offensive or inappropriate," he said.

The US response to the report would require striking a sensitive, diplomatic response to the Israelis' rejection of the UN's findings while also respecting the report's allegations of human rights violations and possible war crimes. .

Gen Odillo refused, saying the constitution should be respected, the inquest report quoted him as saying.

In that respect, the reports in recent days that Gibbons, the Baltimore Orioles' outfielder, and Glaus, the Toronto Blue Jays' third baseman, received shipments of human growth hormone and steroids in a combined time frame ranging from 2003 to 2005 could raise questions about whether baseball's steroid-testing system can be easily beaten.

In that respect, the reported surgical errors reflect the X-ray projection that they chose and not their K-wire orientation.

In this respect, the reported binding of Hes/Hey to RBP-J on their own promoters to inhibit their Notch-induced expression [52], suggests that Hes/Hey proteins play a critical role in this negative feedback loop.

Patino told the Ecuadorean radio station Publica that the country was accepting Sweden's request to interrogate Assange "as long as the sovereignty of the Ecuadoran state and the laws in the constitution are respected", the Associated Press reported.