Примеры использования Greater respect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He should speak to you with greater respect.
He deserved greater respect in death than he would ever been afforded in life.
I make an urgent appeal to the Assembly to show a greater respect for punctuality.
There is an appeal to greater respect for religious and cultural beliefs of persons and communities.
As with all other peoples throughout the world,the people of Africa deserve greater respect.
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The general trend is towards a greater respect for the right to life and security of the person.
His country continued to require humanitarian assistance to ensure greater respect for human rights.
He called on the host city to exhibit greater respect for the diplomatic community and understanding of their privileges and immunities.
Thus, depending on the situation concerned,such operations may enhance greater respect for human rights.
How do we feasibly promote greater respect for cultural diversity and tolerance in our societies and between societies?
Moreover, such good intentions always unite the team andcause even greater respect among the partners.
What was required was true political will and greater respect for the principle of peaceful coexistence and the right to free determination.
It was encouraging to note that men were beginning to publicly express their views demanding greater respect for women.
JS2 noted recommendations regarding greater respect for freedom of expression, but this has deteriorated since the previous UPR.
We must recognize that the United Nations has constantly inspired,promoted and instilled a greater respect for human rights.
Greater respect for international humanitarian law would reduce the need for humanitarian response and permit a scaling-back of demand for assistance.
The High-level Meeting had been a first step towards greater respect for and adherence to international law.
A greater respect of the foreigners toward Armenia and its citizens is conditioned first of all by us, by our own respect toward our state, our laws and our citizens.
More generally, OHCHR provides technical assistance and training to promote greater respect for human rights.
First of all, it has not been easy to ensure greater respect for countries that contribute military and police contingents to peacekeeping operations.
In June 1993, children addressed the World Conference on Human Rights at Vienna and demanded greater respect for the rights of children.
That would promote greater respect for persons with disabilities and, more importantly, foster greater respect for all people, regardless of their physical or mental ability.
There should be a commitment to acknowledging the value of teachers through salary increases and a greater respect for their work.
Her delegation was encouraged by the efforts made to ensure greater respect for human rights in Viet Nam, but was concerned by the treatment of religious leaders and political activists.
The aim of these classes is to enable staff members to improve their knowledge of the official languages as well as to develop greater respect for cultural diversity.
Accordingly, CARICOM calls on nuclear-weapon States to promote greater respect for legal obligations which will result from adherence to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons NPT.
She welcomed the measures adopted by Denmark in implementation of the 1998 Integration Act,which had led to greater respect for minorities and refugees.
First, it is clear that we need to encourage greater respect for, and adherence to, the humanitarian principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence-- a recommendation to which my delegation fully subscribes.
It supported various amendments to the draft resolution designed to show greater respect for individual State perspectives and self-determination.
The primary objective of the special procedures of the Council is to promote expertise and best practices andto make recommendations in order to ensure greater respect for human rights.