Примеры использования Mark of respect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mark of respect.
It's a mark of respect.
Mark of respect.
It's actually a mark of respect.
It's a mark of respect for the gravity of the situation.
This is not compensation, but only a mark of respect.
See it as a mark of respect for your talent.
Flags were lowered to half-mast as a mark of respect.
But, as a mark of respect, I would like to convey my sympathies to the village.
Note: When referring to martyrs,the word'shaheed' is often put before each individual's name as a mark of respect.
This is a mark of respect reserved for the few we hold in highest esteem.
The defenders were allowed to leave with honour as a mark of respect for their courage in defending the town for so long.
I know you're the King, but it would be nice if you could do one small thing for yourself, as a gesture, a mark of respect.
As a mark of respect, the Soweto derby between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs, due to be played on 1 November, was postponed.
His squad number, 5,was retired by Rapid Wien until the 2011 season as a mark of respect for Schöttel's playing career.
As a mark of respect to our dear departed lady of the lobsters, I expect to see you by my side at the crematorium on Sunday. 10 a. m.
Albarn expressed a desire to send the actor some of the band's merchandise as a mark of respect, and said,"I'm sure Clint Eastwood would like.
This would be a mark of respect for the role of NGOs, for International Women's Day and for the relevant United Nations resolutions.
Tchoudov said this medal is very important for him as it was the first mark of respect for the Russian rocket after the end of his sport career.
One mark of respect for other ethnic groups can be seen in the provision at schools and colleges of instruction in Russian and Georgian as well as Azerbaijani.
The LVF ordered all shops in the town to shut as a mark of respect; bus and taxi services were also suspended, and the Union Jack flew at half-mast.
In a mark of respect to Yarkoni, and going against military tradition, Yarkoni's coffin was carried by soldiers of a higher rank than him: six Brigadier Generals- his former commanding officers- carried his coffin.
It is usually tucked in when the person is working, in fields or workshops, andleft open usually as a mark of respect, in worship places or when the person is around dignitaries.
Regarding the specific measures to assist the family members of victims in locating disappeared persons and to compensate them with the due reparations, the Government stated that the legislation includes various provisions for measures and instruments for public administrations to make it easier for interested parties to locate andidentify disappeared persons, as a final mark of respect for them.
Leon is not his surname buthe carries it as a middle name as a mark of respect to his grandfather originally, but since late 2006 also as a tribute to his eldest brother, Leon Sanchez, who died in a motorbike accident.
Moreover, some naïve foreign observers also heed these justifications for a variety reasons- for example, as a mark of respect for the leadership of a people who once defeated fascism.
This unusual use of the vocative"Woman" by Jesus as a personal mark of respect(like"Sir") appears again in John's Gospel on a number of occasions(John 2:4, 4:21, 20:15) but does not appear in the other Gospels.
The passengers aboard the Rachel Corrie, having learned by satellite phone of theinterception of the flotilla, unanimously decided to proceed to Gaza as planned, as a mark of respect for those who had died.
At the outset, let me thank you, Mr. President,for arranging this special event this morning as part of a United Nations mark of respect for our fallen leader, and for the kind words you have spoken.
Two new identification centres were opened, one at Assa in southern Morocco on 5 July 1999, the other at Nouadhibou in Mauritania on 19 July. On 24 July, MINURSO suspended the identification andappeal operations for one week, as a mark of respect for the late King.