Sentence examples for respected and upheld from inspiring English sources

Human rights must be respected and upheld.

I would compare online escorting to the art market; we have customs that are respected and upheld by participants.

The rights the government set out for victims are meaningless unless they are recognised, respected and upheld by everyone responsible for tackling crime".

The acting chief of the Maldives police, Abdulla Nawaz, tweeted on Wednesday evening the decision "made by the beloved people of the Maldives on 23 September 2018 will be respected and upheld by police".

"However, our children are our future, so it's absolutely vital we ensure their views and concerns are listened to". He said the Welsh Government had "led the way in ensuring children's rights are respected and upheld", under the principles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Regardless of political views, the Egyptian people expect media freedoms to be respected and upheld.'.

All employers should respect and uphold the rights of staff who are new parents or expecting a baby".

We believe in a world that respects and upholds the dignity of all women and their basic human right to survive pregnancy and childbirth.

A preamble to the treaty commits the signers to adopt the regulations "in a manner that respects and upholds their human rights obligations".

"The threat of veto will not thwart us, and all others who respect and uphold international law," Mr. Kidwa during the debate.

Whether it is Sunni, or Shiite or Kurd they should be able to harmoniously live together respecting and upholding human rights.