Relatives and dignitaries described her as a beloved and respected citizen, a humanitarian and local legend who had devoted her life to good works.
Ut who is respected by his colleagues for his work from Los Angeles, New York and throughout the world, is recognized and often invited to events by dignitaries, including Queen Elizabeth.
The parade of elephants that followed may – in some deep, fundamental way – be no different from those who gather to pay respects to a dignitary lying in state.
The leader of the Roman Catholic church concluded a speech, made before the Queen and assembled dignitaries at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, with the argument that the Nazi desire to eradicate God had led to the Holocaust and a plea for 21st-century Britain to respect its Christian foundations.
With respect to the potential for dignitary harm to individuals, there is not enough publicly available information on the terms of informed consent to judge whether the reported research uses are consistent with participants' expectations.
They include the following: patient-centered, respect of patient's comfort and dignitary, employment of problem-oriented teaching skills, competency-based psychomotor skills teaching, giving feed-back and model professionalism.
Jones had positioned himself out of the way of the flow of foot traffic in the store, but former colleagues came over to pay respects as if he were a visiting dignitary.
Death is a dignitary who when he comes announced is to be received with formal manifestations of respect, even by those most familiar with him.
Prince Charles and government ministers were among the dignitaries paying their respects.
While the crowds no longer come, the government still insists that formal visitors and dignitaries pay their respects.
A foreign dignitary, perhaps?
