Sentence examples for to be in respect of from inspiring English sources

The definition of tiger does not tell us the meaning of the word 'tiger'; it tells us what it is to be a tiger, what a tiger is said to be in respect of itself.

He reiterates these ideas in Ζ.4: "there is an essence of just those things whose logos is a definition" (1030a6), "the essence of a thing is what it is said to be in respect of itself" (1029b14).

Where McIlroy did leave himself open to criticism on Tuesday was in respect of the statement that he "didn't get into golf to try and grow the game".

Other factors mentioned were in respect of having to seek permission to go for treatment as well as lack of a female provider and not wanting to go alone.

The German, who won the US PGA in 2010, thereby defied not only the draw but crazily long pre-tournament odds of 66-1 by scoring back-to-back nines of 33 – crazy, that is, in respect of Kaymer's ability.

"As is the case in the arrangements agreed in March with Douglas Park, George Letham and George Taylor for a similar amount, no interest or fees are to be charged in respect of the facilities," said the Rangers statement.

(The EC does explicitly state the measures are not intended to be applied in respect of "fake news", noting this is "not necessary illegal", ergo it's one online problem it's not seeking to stuff into this conglomerate bundle. "The problem of fake news will be addressed separately," it adds).

It's good to be austere in respect of one's own eating and drinking, fitness and finances and personal spending.

Meanwhile, long Ag nanowires were found to be undesirable in respect of their uniform coating over a large area.

(DE) Mr President, we are always calling for appropriate measures to be taken in respect of our response to, and especially prevention of, terrorism, which is why this particular measure was initiated.

Conclusion: This validated closed-format questionnaire appears to be unique in respect of cochlear implantation, being based explicitly on issues thought important by the parents.