Sentence examples for to which respect from inspiring English sources

Not only does it challenge the role of religion in a largely secular world; it also calls into question the degree to which respect for different customs and faiths in multicultural Britain should dilute the law of the land.At issue is a new law forbidding businesses and organisations from discriminating against gays in the public provision of goods, facilities and services.

By now it is an open secret the degree to which respect for the Dalai Lama is growing in China within the leadership and business circles and amongst the ordinary people.

By the harm one causes or risks causing, by the benefit one receives, or by the degree to which respecting the burden shirked would have been burdensome?

Results show that even when optimum safety coefficients are used as constraints in DDO, the formulation leads to configurations which respect these design constraints, reduce manufacturing costs but increase total expected costs (including expected costs of failure).

Kant makes clear that coercion counts as a hindrance to freedom, in which respect it is similar to all violations of a person's rights.

First, I propose the 'Ibn Khaldun Dignity Award', to recognise acts which respect the dignity of others.

Dignity-in-relation refers to the ways in which respect and worth are conveyed through individual and collective behavior.

Leeman (2003) found that teachers are at a loss finding ways to handle difficult discussions in which respect and consensus are difficult to reach.

Her art seems to belong to a strand of painting that has historically been dismissed or marginalized, and for which respect tends to come late, if at all.

"It is better to have a constitution in which respect is held for those who lay down their lives in times of crisis".

Chemical characterization of these factors shows them to be simple polypeptides, in which respect they resemble the hypothalamic polypeptide hormones (discussed in the next section).