| Once a relative even asked the representative of the receiver to kowtow to the dead at the farewell ceremony. |
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| Forced to accept, he continued to insist that the ambassadors must perform the kowtow. |
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| Must we forever kowtow to US imperialism and be treated like the illegitimate children of the global economy? |
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| And yet, the developed world often behaves as if those on the rest of the globe must gratefully kowtow to it. |
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| Because of the fact that he didn't kowtow to a lot of white interests, a lot of people carry a grudge against Miles. |
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| And the majority, in an effort to prove its multiracial credentials, must always kowtow to them in today's politically correct world. |
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| She has been jailed because she refused to kowtow to a government demand that would make any independent reporting virtually impossible. |
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| The final nail in its coffin was the company's absurd decision to kowtow to the tin god of its licensing agreements. |
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| Despite many temporary suspensions, the staff of 'Karfto' had refused to kowtow, so the authorities decided to get rid of it for good. |
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| It can assign even a thief to a high position And offer him title and honour and kowtow. |
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| He likes to remind people that he supports abortion rights and does not kowtow to the fire-breathers in the Republican ranks. |
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| A very persistent guy who doesn't kowtow and who doesn't like to do scutwork. |
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| That is because independent directors tend to be selected by the CEO, so they also kowtow to high-ranking executives. |
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| We need parties in this country that will not kowtow to everything that a right-wing Republican in the United States wants. |
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| The Canadian farmers want us to stand up for Canadians and for Canadian farmers, and not just kowtow to George Bush. |
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| The Conservatives basically gave away the softwood lumber industry to the United States, and we had to kowtow to the Americans on that one. |
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| This obsessive dependence on and kowtow to what America stands, is widespread among many South Korean elites and military personnel. |
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| What is more, a President might come along to whom one preferred not to kowtow. |
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| Tributes were paid to Councillors Jimmy Moloney and Damian Ryan for refusing to kowtow to the Heavy Hand Brigade and for walking out of the meeting in protest. |
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| But at the same time, they're not going to kowtow to the defense either. |
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| He didn't kowtow to anyone, said what he pleased, dressed as he pleased. |
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| The poor athletes have to cringe and crawl and kowtow to the mighty officials and association members in order to get a place in the Olympic contingent. |
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| He is grateful for it, but he is not going to kowtow to anybody. |
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| It forbids forcing every American to kowtow to the beliefs of any sect. |
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| But we cannot sacrifice the present and the future to kowtow to a legend. |
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| Will Europe ever get a clue, or will they just kowtow to U.S. hegemony? |
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| Also, anyone who refuses to kowtow to that toerag is OK with me. |
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| Some people blame it on the fact that he isn't going to kowtow to anyone. |
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| It was well known that the backlash that individual experienced was in part because the voters felt that the individual would kowtow to the government and to the prime minister who had appointed him. |
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| And the same time, it demonstrates just how far the Commission is prepared to kowtow to the interests of the fodder production and marketing industries. |
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| I suggest it is that same agenda, that same destructive kowtow for economic reasons, that has led to our government being prepared to deny the truth. |
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| Facing the risks, the wear that natural forces impose on us, suggests new balances of power, where natural impulses can no longer simply kowtow to artificial imperatives. |
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| However, as an advocate for multilateral institutions, Canada cannot accept having the Security Council lose all of its strength, being forced to kowtow to the United States, or become a meaningless body. |
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| Entrusted to European civil servants who kowtow to the powerful lobbies emerging in Brussels, European competition policy is the main vector for ultra-liberal globalisation in our countries. |
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| Forced to bow his head in the ritual kowtow, he kept trying to raise it. |
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| And, of course, all these people had to kowtow and sell to Saatchi. |
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