Sentence examples for respect the view from inspiring English sources

"I understand and greatly respect the view of some of my colleagues that the torture question trumps all other considerations," Mr. Schumer said.

"Therefore, while the company believed at the time it was acting within the law, as is always our intent, we respect the view of the OFT in this matter and have agreed to settle".

In part of his speech, Woodcock said that the attendees must respect the view that the 40,000 new members that Labour has gained since Jeremy Corbyn became leader represent a "sign of hope" for the party.

Speaking on a visit to a school in Birmingham, the prime minister said: I think Parliament spoke very clearly and it is important to respect the view of Parliament so I am not planning to return to Parliament to ask again about British military action.

"I think you have to respect people's privacy and you have to respect the view that someone's tax status is a matter between them and the Revenue, but I'm delighted Lord Ashcroft has come out and said, 'You want to know the undertakings I gave; here they are.

But Mr Cameron appeared to rule out such an option, saying: "I think Parliament spoke very clearly and it's important to respect the view of Parliament, so I am not planning to return to Parliament to ask again about British military action".

I respect the views of those who oppose.

A home office spokesman said: "We respect the views of the lord chief justice.

"Their government should respect the views of the people of Gibraltar," he added.

"So I fully respect the views of those who say that shouldn't have happened.

The Labour leader said MPs who had set their face against his tenure must respect the views of the members who elected him.