Examples of using Respected in English and their translations into German
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Official
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Medicine
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Respected solicitor.
Reliable and respected UN member.
And for the most part their rights are not respected.
He respected her choices.
German craftsmanship is highly respected worldwide.
People also translate
That I respected him deeply.
The breakup was her decision and I respected it.
These respected journalists?
Women's rights are among the most respected in Luxembourg.
We are a respected and reliable partner.
How to appeal if your rights have not been respected.
Comment: Respected boutique in public procurement.
The right to a fair and proper trial is not respected.
EU law is not respected in other fields either.
The right of conscientiousobjection to military service is not respected.
Yeah, magic isn't much respected in our profession.
I have respected Heinrich Keiter, as everyone respected him.
They are shrewd diplomats, powerful warriors, and respected philosophers.
Dr. McGee was a highly respected and widely known Bible teacher.
Or a sentence that is repeated again and again, even by respected commentators.
I have always respected you, because everyone has dignity.
A secession from the church by civil right is not respected by the canonical law.
She respected and diligently served her father-in-law, the former emperor.
The construction company is respected for your very high quality buildings.
This is an enhancement on the extremely successful IFS-X2, highly respected by customers.
Finland is an active and respected member of the international community.
Dedra has become a recognized and respected brand in the welding industry.
All this makes us a reliable and respected partner in a wide range of industries.
Dr. Markway is a trained anthropologist... a respected member of a university faculty.
Eberbach Abbey produced quite a few much respected theologists and scholars in the Middle Ages.