We differ from them in some respects.

They're as smart as chimpanzees in some respects.

While different in some respects, the four commissions share the following common features

In some respects, the security situation in Darfur has improved over the past year.

Belle de jour, my respects as of 2 45. Have some champagne with us.

This attitude changed in some respects, however, after the fifty second session of the Commission.

Just a chance for some of the boys to get together and pay their last respects.

Although the law was still deficient in some respects, it was extremely well known around the country.

Attracting development assistance is in some respects as competitive as encouraging foreign direct investment by developing countries.

My respects, Countess.

He respects you...

Also, in some respects the legal structure for holding those who committed illegal acts accountable was varied and unclear.

The language of the proposed definition differed in some respects from that used in a number of relevant instruments, with some parts being cast in more general terms.

In other regions, although all the countries may be developing ones, some are clearly more advanced in certain respects than others.

Existing arrangements for cooperation with the specialized agencies and other bodies have been improved in some respects but remain very inadequate.

Find someone who respects you.

3. In some respects, the Interim Statement may go beyond the position developed, or being developed, by standard setting and other organizations.

Whoever knows him well respects him.

Pay my respects to your mother.

Everyone respects him for his courage.

Convey my respects to your wife.

Isn't that why everyone respects us?

She respects her homeroom teacher a lot.

This can be important in several respects.

In many respects, this outcome is laudable.

Mr. Longley, my respects to the captain.

Our respects, sir. God bless you, sir.

Hello. Respects. He's got very little time.

The World Drug Report 2004 provided encouraging news in some respects for example, coca bush cultivation and cocaine manufacture had fallen steadily since 1999 2000.

In some respects, its moral authority, given its wide acceptance throughout the community of nations, is exactly what is required at this time in history.

He is inferior to you in all respects.

8. Paragraph 10 is ambiguous in two respects.

And now gentlemen, let us pay our respects.

And all of a sudden he respects you.

I just dropped in to pay my respects.

Don't you pay your respects to a church?

9. Further consideration is needed on whether the Convention should apply, at least in some respects, to legal activities of criminal organizations (such as acquisition of property).

In a lot of different respects the restaurant McDonald's.

It will remain in very fundamental respects very different.

He is superior to his opponents in all respects.

In these latter respects, exporting manufactures brings dynamic advantages.

Fiji fully respects the principle of equal human rights.

14. The environmental situation is unique in many respects.

Mr. Bush's respects, sir. Fortress off the larboard bow!

I'll drop into Foussard's funeral, pay my last respects.