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Se123 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

of & to

We would like to extend our sincere apology in respect to the delay of the first kick off meeting as a consequence of our trainer, Lina lost her way during the course of driving to your office this morning.

Please advise on the above sentence... Should i write 'in respect to' or 'in respect of'

Thank you.
  

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Use in respect of or with respect to . There is no such thing as in respect to .

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  • Use in respect of or with respect to .
  • There is no such thing as in respect to .
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Use in respect of or with respect to. There is no such thing as in respect to.
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Hi,

We would like to extend our sincere apology in respect to the delay of the first kick off meeting as a consequence of our trainer, Lina lost her way during the course of driving to your office this morning.

Please advise on the above sentence... Should i write 'in respect to' or 'in respect of' I suggest the simpler
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