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Up until now, the US and the EU have had shared foreign-policy goals with respect to China.
This break with the usual rigid categorization shows respect for all individuals, and if it becomes widely adopted in other countries, will save many people from the hassle of explaining to immigration officials a discrepancy between their appearance and their sex as recorded in their passport.
But the US may have cornered itself by rejecting such a cap with respect to Iran.
This conflict, like the one in Egypt, will be resolved only when political systems that institutionalize respect for pluralism and the sensitivities of minorities are established.
Economic development must be accompanied by respect for ordinary citizens.
The impression of a generation on permanent holiday is deceptive in another respect.
In this respect, there are three different strategies in place in Africa.
In the end, listening carefully is the best way to show respect for anyone, customer or partner, friend or boss.
The strategy with respect to the Gulf’s Sunni monarchies has also changed.
And, like the economic contagion that has spread throughout Europe, these epidemics will have little respect for national borders.
There can be common ground between these two positions, particularly with respect to primary schools.
Climate change does not respect borders and we can already see the impact of global warming at play in many internal crises.
In this respect, it succeeded, though at great human cost.
Though Alexeyeva criticized Putin, he manifested a grudging respect for her, perhaps because he viewed her as a Russian patriot.
But they reflect the respect she commanded, and her commitment to conducting herself in a civil manner even when dealing with her opponents.
When the failures described above occurred, engineers were sensitized to their own limitations and so approached subsequent designs - no matter of what kind of bridge - with renewed respect for the laws and forces of nature.
In fact, much of the business community around the world, including in the West, is still trying to figure out how to make inclusion and diversity programs successful, including with respect to leveling a playing field that is still tilted against women.
As Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong explained, one of the many Confucian ideals that remains relevant to Singapore is “the concept of government by honorable men, who have a duty to do right for the people, and who have the trust and respect of the population.”
After attaining independence in 1965, Singapore’s leaders gained the population’s trust and respect by presiding over spectacular economic growth.
While he continued to enjoy respect and admiration abroad, if only for continuing his fight against human-right abuses around the world, his popularity at home was shaken.
Business has been booming in this respect lately, with The Economist, Foreign Affairs, and many less exalted journals full of claims that the global order is crumbling, America’s ability (and willingness) to save it is in terminal decline, and the prospect of avoiding major conflict in the decade ahead is illusory.
My view is that a two-state solution of peace and mutual respect remains possible, but perhaps for not much longer.
Similar diagnoses are made with respect to the Latin American Economic System (SELA), the Andean Community of Nations (CAN), and other regional organizations.
In this respect, Fatah was not much different from Hamas, and the two competed to prove who waged terrorism better and was more militant.
We now believe that inter-Korean relations should conform to principles and standards that any member of the international community should respect.
And if political and religious leaders are unable or unwilling to seek accommodation, it will be up to like-minded individuals, groups, and civil-society institutions to rebuild mutual respect and find ways to cooperate.
Developed in close collaboration with the industry, it offers “detailed recommendations to help companies respect human rights and avoid contributing to conflict through their mineral purchasing decisions and practices.”
In the process, we may understand that we vote because that is what citizens ought to do, and we excel at our jobs because we strive for respect and self-realization, not just a raise.
Finally, the issue for both countries is not corruption or inequality – which are universal – but equal opportunity and, in China’s case, respect for property rights.
Rather than paying lip service to climate change and resource scarcity, we start to respect and uphold the limits of our planet and its atmosphere.
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