Examples of using Respectfully in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ellen objected in the strongest possible terms but John respectfully declined to listen.
Just a minute, just a minute.-Learn to speak respectfully first.
Respectfully, Agent DeMarco.
Dear, sir, I respectfully urge you to prepare yourself for one devil of a skirmish!
Respectfully, Madam Speaker, I-I'm his Chief of Staff.
Respectfully, sir, I would feel better if you cleared this through the chain of command.
Respectfully, Dr. barath, I need plutonium, not Hungarian folk wisdom.
That is an order! Respectfully, sir, I do not take orders.
Respectfully, sir, we don't know your team.
Sir, respectfully, I am not going down there.
I respectfully submit that report today.
I respectfully request the support of all United Nations Members for the draft resolution.
At this stage I wish respectfully to suggest a course of action for you to give some thought
Nevertheless, it is my duty respectfully to draw this Assembly ' s attention to arrears accumulated by a large number of States Parties.
I respectfully request to appear as a petitioner before the Fourth Committee on the question of Western Sahara.
In order to avoid similar situations in the future, FICSA respectfully submits the following requests to the Fifth Committee.
I respectfully invite all leaders to come to discuss peace in Jerusalem-- which is holy to all of us-- where all of us are praying to the same Lord as offspring of the same Father.
The United Kingdom respectfully reminds the Republic of Argentina that it is the responsibility of NAVAREA VI to issue NAVAREA messages in accordance with IMO guidance on standardization of texts and message drafting and to promote the use of established international standards and procedures in the promulgation of navigational warnings with NAVAREA.
Recommendations In marking the seventieth anniversary of the United Nations and the twentieth anniversary of the Copenhagen Declaration, Dominican sisters and brothers, represented in over 100 countries and working among some of the most vulnerable members of society, respectfully make the following recommendations, which, if taken seriously and implemented in a timely fashion, would make an unprecedented contribution to our common destiny and the health of the planet.
Therefore, the organization respectfully requests that the annual ministerial review declaration include a specific paragraph to that effect and/or recommend a specific study of the role of mutuals as natural complements to the State in order to achieve the Millennium Development Goal target of achieving full and productive employment and decent work for all, including women and young people.