Sentence examples for wider respect from inspiring English sources

They said the reported use of cluster bombs "calls into question the coalition's wider respect for the rules of war".

Frazier thought that, once he had beaten Ali in their first fight, he would be accorded wider respect.

Perhaps now, finally, she will get the wider respect and admiration her stupendous talents and iron will deserves.

Instead, it will focus on ensuring wider respect for the existing Human Rights Act, which for more than a decade has done so much to help secure rights and freedoms for everyone in Britain.

Since the Human Rights Act came into force in 2000, the UK public has developed a culture of wider respect for human rights, says the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

Temperature measured by Hobo 4, ranges from about 17 to about 25°C with both median value and spread significantly wider respect to the external ones.

As a politician with wide-eyed respect for the market, Mr Schröder does not want to be seen opposing tax cuts for German business.

They have very wide respect for the Karmapa".

His academic attainments also inspired wide respect; he became chancellor of the National University of Ireland in 1921.

By doing so, he earned wide respect for facing down distasteful elements in his own party.

Roger's knowledge of architecture, passion for preservation, and eloquent writing and speech, earned him wide respect.