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Awarding honorary doctorate degree to Pakistani President is worth a great tribute however regardful to the efforts made to promote cooperation in the fields of culture, education, research and technology some agreements should have also been developed among the universities and institutes of both the countries which may create exchange opportunities; students, artists, researchers and scientists may go to Azerbaijan to learn and to perform on the basis of scholarships and funded programs.
THE PREFACE OF PAKISTAN-AZERBAIJAN RELATIONS
Not considering in how different a circle she had been just seeing him, nor how much might be owing to contrast, she was quite persuaded of his being astonishingly more gentle, and regardful of others, than formerly.
Mansfield Park and the question of irony. (Miscellany)
Anne Compton quotes from Bentley's essay (part 2) and goes on to make a comparison with "Tintern Abbey": "The boon of this attentiveness is 'an eye made quiet,' as Wordsworth describes a similar effect ('Tintern Abbey'), regardful, now that fret has passed, and capable of impressions.
Nor Are the Winged Insects Better Off: Nature, Imagery, and Reflection in Archibald Lampman and Irving Layton
Certainly this is true of Dewey's definition of religion as "the active relation between the ideal and the actual," and Whitehead's, "what a man does with his solitariness"; or Westermark's more wordy rendering, "a regardful attitude towards a supernatural being, on whom man feels himself dependent and to whom he makes an appeal in his worship.
What is religion?
He helps us see how regardful attention to the past and the elongation of the time span of policy research can puncture myths and enrich contemporary analysis.
The doleful dance of politics and policy: can historical institutionalism make a difference?
breast, by aught but that wild, pensive, regardful, profound expression,
"Song of the dying swan"?: the nineteenth-century response to 'Persuasion.'
For immediate published reaction to Clarendon's History was sparse; it took the form of regardful mention and citation in sermons and pamphlets and in admiring remarks from noted scholars.
'Jure Divino': Defoe's "whole Volume in Folio, by Way of Answer to, and Confutation of Clarendon's 'History of the Rebellion'."
At those times, I expect, you see your social world as populated by persons who are conscious and regardful of themselves both as individuals and as what philosophers call "subjects.
Always under law?
What would it take to accomplish the serious, wrenching, full-scale readjustments that in fact are necessary to save the earth, including reduced standards of living, consumption and growth; severe population reduction; and a new, modest, regardful relationship with the earth and its species?
The trouble with Earth Day
The world cannot be regardful of it, and it has to be hidden and protected from the world (BPF, p186).
The supreme social concept: the un-worldliness of modern security
England be more regardful of the obligations imposed upon her by the law
Natural law and the rhetoric of empire: Reynolds v. United States, polygamy, and imperialism
As well as recognising these differences, culturally safe nursing requires nurses to nurse regardful of these differences.
How can mental health nurses prove they are culturally safe? How can mental health nurses, who sometimes have to nurse people who do not believe they need care, demonstrate they practise in a culturally safe way? Two nurses provide some suggestions

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