Sentence examples for which is respected from inspiring English sources

Officials said the Norwegian military, which is respected for its maritime intelligence, recently gave the Pentagon a list of ships linked to Al Qaeda and its supporters.

The joint statement between Britain and Zimbabwe puts the onus for reform on the UN development programme, which is respected in Africa.

The report has been produced by the Commonwealth Fund, a Washington-based foundation which is respected around the world for its analysis of the performance of different countries' health systems.

The world economy is better off with an IMF that has the wit and wherewithal to act fast in a crisis, and which is respected, not reviled, by its clients.

In the decay of the particles, however, a different, weaker force is at work, and this weak force does not conserve strangeness as with isospin symmetry, which is respected only by the strong force.

We want our Russia to be a free, prosperous, rich, strong and civilized country, a country of which its citizens are proud and which is respected in the world.

But here, when you do the normal thing, which is respecting the rules, you finish ninth, and the one who doesn't respect them finishes second.

This may not please everybody, but this result is one which is respecting the rules of justice and all the clean athletes all over the world".

Maybe people who like casual sex actually do have morals, one of which is respecting the other person enough to be honest about who they are and what they want.

It also has a large number of daily newspapers, some of which are respected for their objectivity and relative independence.

"It will show that Vietnam is a diversified culture of more than 50 ethnic groups, all of which are respected and nurtured".