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Meanings of honour in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "respect"
Examples for "respect"
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But Islamic State terrorists did not respect any regional border, he said.
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New limits raise questions over respect for the law in south Dublin.
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He has to be given great respect, United manager David Moyes said.
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He said a CDU government would respect agreements of previous German administrations.
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The main problem in modern football is respect to opponents and referees.
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The Guardian Public Services Awards reward best practice across all public services.
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They say with great risk comes great reward, so here I am…again.
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We recognise and reward good practice and measure performance against our values.
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Good rules reward exchange and specialisation; bad rules reward confiscation and politicking.
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Karmali said it was essential to reward early action by REDD investors.
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Plant breeders observe natural limits; genetic engineers do not, with unknown consequences.
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My job was to remain in good health so I could observe.
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Malta will observe prevailing laws, its government said in a brief statement.
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There you will observe primitive constructs known as 'teddy bear' and 'womble'.
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You know you can't expect to observe the animals without changing anything.
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Chavez has also called on state media to abide by electoral rules.
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But she said Leno would abide by whatever current union rules dictate.
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He pledged to abide by the result and drop all legal actions.
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Saudi Arabia has not said whether it will abide by the decision.
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But calling on South Africans to abide by the principle isn't enough.
Usage of honour in anglès
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EU members with existing contracts, however, can honour them until July 1.
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There's no word yet on who'll be given the honour this year.
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Is this not, good people, an example of my sense of honour?
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They came; they admired the angelito; they drank copiously in its honour.
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In honour of St Patrick, the Irish health service and the economy.
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Where they had also won their first major honour a year earlier.
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Several Russians targeted said they considered the sanctions a badge of honour.
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Cimon was delighted; he craves honour, the way some men crave truth.
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Most companies will not honour claims if customers travel against government advice.
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It's far too easy to blame the Muslim faith for honour killings.
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But the Australian government maintains Mr Trump will nevertheless honour the agreement.
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The honour of the country is in the hands of the army.
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Science now held a position of unique honour among the First Men.
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He said the government would await funeral arrangements to honour their service.
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New Zealand today fell silent in honour of the mosque attacks' martyrs.
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They take powers to allow the UK not to honour Article 5.
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Honour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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