Use "with respect to that" em uma frase

1. chooses to worship without prejudice or bias to (any) individual with respect to that individual‘s (religious) customs and beliefs including nonbelievers; upholding such practices privately invested in the Individual and not the State without undermining the Public‘s (inherent) awareness of an Almighty Presence…

2. based on the Greek law 3170, Trakossas says that nothing with respect to that has

3. brain with respect to that deity, are activated

4. The Court: ―Is there anything else to be stated for the record with respect to that issue?

5. functions defined for use with respect to that class only

6. A class can also have fields which are nothing but variables defined for use with respect to that class only

7. “I don’t have anything else with respect to that case,” Jim said, a touch of apprehension in his tone that forebode something serious

8. And yet, somehow he was still boyish, still close enough to her to relate to the kind of world she was living in (although of course he was incredibly wise with respect to that world), and he was also endearingly clumsy, even a bit shy, in dealing with her burgeoning femininity

9. ) The owner’s natural reluctance to accept a large loss is reinforced by the reasonable belief that he would be selling the issue at an unduly low price, and he is likely to find himself compelled almost unavoidably to assume a speculative position with respect to that security

10. I abstain, at this time, from recommending to the consideration of Congress definitive measures with respect to that nation, in the expectation that the result of unclosed discussions between our Minister Plenipotentiary at Paris and the French Government will speedily enable Congress to decide, with greater advantage, on the course due to the rights, the interests, and the honor, of our country

11. With respect to that part of the resolution which requests the President to cause a sword to be presented to each of the commissioned officers and midshipmen who distinguished themselves, it is presumed that the President saw what to his mind appeared difficulties of great delicacy, from the peculiar language of the resolution