Examples of using Deference in English and their translations into Spanish
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The crisis must be resolved by a deference to papal authority… not by the whim of fate.
The band members wore bare feet in deference to the temple's religious importance,
This little 5 room's harbour of quietness marks our total deference to the local aesthetics.
that the Tribunal must accord deference to Uruguay's chosen legislative objectives.
the right to live harmoniously with due deference to their customs and traditional way of life.
other forms of deference according to protocol.
I have been counseled to remove all but the most pious pieces for the deference of our regal guests.
Mr. Akram(Pakistan): Mr. President, in deference to your request, I will make some brief points
the issue was one of leadership and required deference to the role of the lead coordinating court the"vertical scenario.
Public schools close on some Christian holidays, although, in deference to its secular nature,
The following list is incomplete, in deference to the wishes of those who requested anonymity.
This deference to established domestic EIA regimes is also reflected in the Council's Overarching Principles on complementarity
Assuming they won't dismiss outright, the argument will focus on deference to the Executive, separation between the Courts
In deference to the international conventions in this regard to which my country is a party,
This recommendation also is subject to the principle of deference to law relating to intellectual property embodied in recommendation 4, subparagraph b.
In addition, it was agreed that the deference to consumer-protection legislation included in subparagraph 1(b), should be reflected in a separate article.
In this situation, out of deference to immovable property law,
Veneration of elders and absolute deference to power are marks of Calormene society.
You wouldn't have us compromise the truth out of some misplaced deference to family connections?
Lavon, but out of deference to Lynly's wishes,