Příklady respectably

• There are two perfectly respectably argued points of view about how far the reduction in direct taxation is crucial to the recovery of industry.

• Finding a comprehensive package of reform with which a respectably-sized majority of people can agree has never been easy.

• The demand—and it is a natural and reasonable one—is that he should have a decent pension upon which he can live respectably.

• A number of inquiry agents operate perfectly respectably and a lot of information is in the public domain.

• Developers know that the local committee of elected councillors will wish, respectably and legitimately, to look after the interests of local residents and electors.

• They walk respectably, in order and peaceably, and over the years there has been no trouble in the village.

• How could he bring up a wife and family respectably.

• The father had offered to look after her before her deportation, but she did not live respectably.

• I was fairly respectably and carefully brought up.

• We know that there are physical conditions which would make it extremely dangerous for a respectably married woman to proceed with a further pregnancy.

• At the worst, if it turns out that one or two have not behaved respectably, the loss will be very small.

• Although we may disagree with the point of view of which he complained, it can respectably be held and argued.

• I do not see why there should not be a means of getting divorce respectably if it accords with the facts.

• Assuming that they will have two or three years' service, they will be reasonably and respectably old and their wisdom will have been given to younger people.

• If the team, the management and the supporters have behaved respectably, it would be inappropriate for our team to pay the price for the recent events.