Examples of using Deference in English and their translations into Norwegian
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to afford you all the deference you deserve.
In deference to the Jews of the area, he arranged for
the argument will focus on deference to the executive.
Just make it very clear I expect them to afford you all the deference you deserve and that they should be nice to you anyway.
Translators who remove the name out of deference to Jewish tradition fail to recognize a key fact.
Hadfield announced the video on his Twitter account, writing,"With deference to the genius of David Bowie,
The colonial political culture emphasized deference, so that local notables were the men who ran
The political branch's foreign affairs discretion is now the subject of scrutiny- no more deference.
Yes, it offered a degree of tolerance, cohabitation, and deference- but these were premised on the assumption of Muslim superiority
have adopted the“Sephardic” pronunciation in deference to Israeli Hebrew.
are sometimes termed“Cosmic Masters”, or even“Gods”, in deference to their high state of spiritual evolution.
from commercial sponsorship arrangements, the first time that a Formula One racing team had changed their name in deference to sponsorship.
freed pointer deference(read or write),
Should give great deference game Counter Strike,
In deference to the wishes of the King
I think that on the background of explicit deference to lenin special hatred of the West
And you are weak in your vices because your rank affords you privacy and deference. You complain in the safety of speculation,
apply the local litigation requirement de novo, or with the deference that courts ordinarily owe arbitration decisions.
the company removed the New York Times from the App Store accessible to the Chinese in deference to a request from the Chinese government.
The council granted remarkable position and deference to the king of the Visigoths.