Examples of using Deference in English and their translations into Chinese
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The first was in deference to her original ambition to do something to advance medicine.
And an acceptance of such fawning deference by the leader is an evidence of the very same weaknesses.
The delegation observed a degree of deference or resignation in the face of this inequality, although some prisoners did voice a strong sense of injustice.
The old, white-headed father, too- such deference- such respect- such devoted friendship- he worshipped me!
The old, white- headed father, too- such deference- such respect- such devoted friendship- he worshipped me!
Is deference to democracy popular among politicos of all shades because its dynamic is spent and its force is mainly rhetorical?
Dysfunctional deference can kill real flight crews and passengers too.
National ownership and leadership, and deference to national development priorities, must remain the pivots around which the Organization' s development activities were formulated and implemented.
In addition, it was agreed that the deference to consumer-protection legislation included in subparagraph 1(b), should be reflected in a separate article.
The balance between judicial activism and judicial deference will alter over time and between countries, and tensions can arise.
He rejects the Supreme Court's Chevron deference, which required federal courts to defer to regulatory agencies' interpretations of“silent or ambiguous” statutes.
I listened with deference and self-suspicion to your censures of“The Revolt of Islam”;
They had increasingly clashed on fundamental issues, such as Sanger's desire to give more deference to experts and scholars.
Unlike Trump, she received no deference from the press on this issue.
This is country living that is both honest and evocative of its regions history, with an equal level of respect and deference to the future.
In some cases it is important to recognize when an authority figure is not deserving of extra respect and deference.
The band's 1977 single'God Save the Queen' attacked Britons' social conformity and deference to the Crown.
And, as I have said, the auditors seeming to have great deference for the narrator, they every moment burst into fits of laughter.
When girls become women, this fear manifests as deference and timid decision making.
You must have been very slow about it, Jacob,” Scrooge observed in a business-like manner, though with humility and deference.
