Word: respectfully
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...This city council must respect the position of thousands of Cambridge residents who signed the petition," the liberal lawmaker said, adding, "We cannot deny free expression to ensure free expression...
Activists say that now, more than ever, they want to win the respect of students and University officials so their arguments for divestment will be taken more seriously...
...Seger, the two Reagan appointees to the Federal Reserve, have sometimes dissented from the board's decisions and called for less restrictive policies. The White House considered replacing Volcker, a Carter appointee, when his term as chairman expired in 1983, but then decided to reappoint him because of the respect he commands in the financial markets. Now, however, the openings at the Federal Reserve may give the Administration new leverage against Volcker. The chairman's reputation earns him enormous clout, and he can set the Fed's agenda, but his vote counts for no more than those of other board...
...important to respect the integrity of the ingredients by preserving their flavors and aromas," says Robuchon. Working in a bright and airy kitchen amid hanging rows of gleaming copper pans, he oversees a staff of 18. Among them, they turn out pasta and homemade breads twice a day, as well as thin, crackling raspberry and orange tarts. Sooner or later all try their hand at the subtle and restrained garnishes created by Robuchon. He tends to favor a pointillist shimmer of color, sometimes achieved with tiny droplets of tomato sauce dotted from a knife point to rim a sauce...
...earned respect among his colleagues for planning and supervising the first phases of the $50 million House renovation project and for helping University fundraisers win over several prime donors to the $350 million Harvard Campaign, concluded last winter...