pay lip service การใช้

• Pena said Chavez's government would only pay lip service at the talks.
• So employers who are serious about it don't just pay lip service.
• "We should not just pay lip service to the constitution, " he said.
• "They can pay lip service all they want, " he said.
• They pay lip service at least to wanting to go back to school.
• In Northern Ireland, most officials pay lip service to nondenominational schools.
• The public airwaves now seldom even pay lip service to the public interest.
• Wonder why the US government only pays lip service to Thailand?
• "We didn't come here to pay lip service, " said Maulana Iskak, 35.
• Pitino talks wistfully about defense, and his team pays lip service to the concept.
• We have to do more, not simply pay lip service,
• We pay lip service to " diversity " but define it according to stereotypes.
• But who would fail to pay lip service to self-government?
• There remains a tendency in significant circles to pay lip service to transformation in sport,
• Most leaders only pay lip service to the issue,
• Most political parties pay lip service to women's rights.
• "If you constantly pay lip service and never move forward, nothing is going to change.
• Many teams pay lip service to civil behavior, but are they doing all they can?
• Americans pay lip service to equality, but their dominant instinct is for social-climbing, he wrote.
• We pay lip service to children, but we also blame the poor for their circumstances.