Sentence examples for respected branch from inspiring English sources

The field of environmental health science is now a recognized and respected branch of science in American and worldwide academia.

"It went from being a despised genre read by vulgarians like me to a very respected branch of literature".

The public doesn't seem to mind this increasing assertiveness: The Supreme Court regularly shows up in polls as the most respected branch of government.

The justices had shrewdly positioned themselves as the most respected branch of national government precisely because they had refused to display themselves and had spoken unanimously during times of national crisis, like Brown v. Board of Education and the Nixon tapes case.

"Although courts should not be unquestioning, we should respect other branches' policy making powers," the judges wrote.

Kippenberger, well respected across all branches of New Zealand's services, was championed by New Zealand's prime minister, Peter Fraser, as the person to coordinate the project.

Today, Mexico is a democracy in which the executive branch recognizes and respects the other branches of government.

The Fitzwilliams of South Yorkshire were so respected that the Yorkshire branch of the National Union of Mineworkers joined with them to try to protect the family's park (always open to the public) from open-casting vindictively ordered by Labour's Manny Shinwell in 1946.

I would singlehandedly save the Republic and maybe then finally be able to transfer to a more widely respected, less geographically distributed branch of law enforcement.

In his words this week, John Kerry suggested that success in ending the ISIS threat "depends on the ability of respected figures from every branch of Islam to help potential recruits understand that ISIL is against everything that faith teaches and in favor of everything that it abhors".

The Clinton view meant that the executive branch restrained itself and respected the views of the other branches.