Sentence examples for traditionally respected from inspiring English sources

But game makers have traditionally respected one rule: no Nazi protagonists.

In China, instructors of any type are traditionally respected without question, and I decided to keep my mouth shut.

Besides inconvenience, some critics argue that digitally enforced restrictions on copying threaten an aspect of free speech rights that copyright law has traditionally respected.

This week, President Ahmet Necdet Sezer -- whom opinion polls recently placed in the unusual position of being more popular than the traditionally respected military -- threw down the latest of several challenges to the generals, calling for the Constitution to be rewritten.

Too often they do the opposite, pressuring them to do what they're best at, what's lucrative, and what's traditionally respected.

No party has emerged unscathed, nor barely an institution, including universities and the traditionally respected military.

"The market and capitalism just do not respect a lot of the things religion traditionally has respected," said Alan Wolfe, a professor at Boston College and author of "The Transformation of American Religion: How We Actually Live Our Faith" (Free Press).

In northern Cameroon, the tactic regularly used to affirm or re-affirm their access rights is to guide herds to the crops that have been cultivated on areas that traditionally were respected as livestock rangelands and courses.

Also, Iranian society traditionally has respected doctors and has seen nurses as doctors' assistants or handmaidens.

Along 108th Street in Forest Hills, where Russian and Bukhori are spoken as often as English, the conversations among Bukharans tend to revolve around a central question: How could a woman from their society, traditionally expected to respect her husband and take a submissive role in the home, be so determined to defeat him that she could end up accused of arranging his murder?

The hosts traditionally deserve respect.