kids enough to know they understand the issue.
It's said that if you don't respect
yourself, it'll be more difficult for you to respect
It should be noted here that Sadqa-e-Fitr fixed last year and year before that, with respect
to wheat was Rs 100 also.
As Mackenzie (2011) explains, respect
is the "social lubricant" that allows cross-cultural communications to flow smoothly between people from much different cultures.
Though the definition of respect
may vary, it usually centers on character, experience, and ethics.
The tragic history of residential schools certainly includes a lack of "recognition respect
Maybe if you respect
the Welsh people, the people of Cardiff who put their hard-earned money into your club, maybe you will get respect
Cardiff boss Malky Mackay has fallen into the old trap of showing too much respect
for his team's game against Manchester United today.
But what about respect
for the law of the land and more importantly respect
I would suggest that respect
should be paid to the people who live in the affected area of impact; respect
for the green wedge; respect
for the Tees Heritage Park; respect
for the wildlife living within and passing through this area.
I always reply there is no one book and no single rule However, I do think there is one common need that is always successful in any human interaction, and that is respect
Meanwhile, I have also been witness to certain people overdoing the respect
for their superiors (in some cases they could be spouses too), having forgotten to first respect
Using a set of posters with the focus on CONSENT and RESPECT
the campaign aims to create greater awareness of sexual rights and to help 'un-learn' harmful attitudes.
5 : relation to or concern with something specified <I'm writing with respect
to your ad.
One aspect of respect
is recognising the finer human qualities of others and giving them their due.