Veneration of elders and absolute deference to power are marks of Calormene society. Lakoff identified three forms of politeness&colon; formal, deference, and camaraderie. Moreover, Burmese pronouns relay varying degrees of deference or respect. As such they are treated by other Covenant species with extreme deference and piety. In Christian liturgy, bowing is a sign of respect or deference. The indigenous peoples showed the Frankish nobility traditional deference. This situation may have accounted for his deference to collegial rule. Garland has tended to favor deference to regulatory agencies. This is done as a sign of respect or deference. It praises loyalty, absence of bias, deference, and the appraisal of facts. He writes that Chomsky himself was "cautious" to "display deference" to prevailing linguistic research. Finland rejected Marshall aid, in apparent deference to Soviet desires. This standard assumes significant deference to the domestic agency. This doctrine is now generally referred to as ""Chevron" deference" among legal practitioners. Sixth, Stevens claimed that the majority failed to give proper deference to the legislature.