with respect

Related to with respect: With all due respect

with (all due) respect

A phrase used to politely disagree with someone. With all due respect, sir, I think we could look at this situation differently. With respect, I just don't see it that way.
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with respect to (someone or something)

In reference to someone or something; considering someone or something. With respect to that proposal, I think we should postpone it for now.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

with (all due) reˈspect

(formal) used before disagreeing with somebody in order to seem polite: With all due respect, Mr Jones, I cannot agree with you.
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Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
See also:
  • with (all due) respect
  • with all due respect
  • pay (one) respect
  • pay respect
  • elders and betters
  • your elders and betters
  • (please) don't get up
  • with respect to
  • with respect to (someone or something)
  • with respect to something
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From a practical standpoint, the beneficiaries' ability to remove trustees is often their sole leverage in assuring that adequate or quality service is provided with respect to the trust.
This result is the correct result with respect to the T stock.
Consistently, in its assessing guidelines,(52) the former Information Circular 87-2, and its more recent guidelines and practices with respect to APA,(53) Revenue Canada has required that Canadian taxpayers analyze, explain, and document their pricing practices in ways that are more or less the same as are anticipated in more specific and contemporary terms by the restated legislative requirements.
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4) The taxpayer must not deduct any payroll taxes with respect to any employee whose pay could exceed the wage caps at the time the accrued wages are paid (i.e., within the 2.5 months after the year-end).
Despite these repeated losses, the IRS continues to mandate that the telecommunications carriers collect the Communications Excise Tax from taxpayers with respect to services the per-call charges for which do not vary based on distance (the telecommunications carriers are collection agents for the IRS with respect to the tax).
The main emphasis of the book, of course, is getting people to treat you with respect, which, naturally, must first come from within yourself.
The data suggest statistically significant differences between the distribution of males who receive free or reduced lunch, males who receive no lunch discount, females who receive free or reduced lunch and females who receive no lunch discount with respect to qualities most admired (as the Chi-square statistic (3) equaled 18.438, yielding a p value of less than .001), qualities most respected (as the Chi-square statistic (3) equaled 16.145, yielding a p value of less than .01) and qualities most emulated (as the Chi-square statistic (3) equaled 8.876, yielding a p value of less than .05).
A well educated child in this context has been raised properly and is one who interacts and relates to others (especially adults) with respect and dignity (Brice, 2002; Zuniga, 2004).
* Internal focus with respect to external orientation
RESOLVED: That the Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board, with respect to its statements of federal accounting standards and concepts adopted and issued in March of 1993 and subsequently; in accordance with its rules of procedure, the memorandum of understanding and public notice designating the FASAB's standards and concepts as having substantial authoritative support, be, and hereby is, designated by the Council of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants as the body to establish financial accounting principles for federal governmental entities pursuant to rule 203.
"Respect, starting with respect for yourself, implies the freedom of choice that we have as human beings and with it, the responsibility of assuming consequences for our actions," said Victor Sanchez, senior vice president and general director of BearingPoint Mexico.
(i) With respect to a State bank, the State that chartered the bank;