Sentence examples for * the honouring from inspiring English sources

The second stop in France was mostly about the honouring the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy and the ANZACS involved, though it did include a "wide-ranging chat" with French President Francois Hollande (alternate phrasing of this last sentence: "Outside of World War Two, France and Australia don't have a whole lot to talk about").

He then mishandled the honouring of that pledge.

At least John McDonnell had an explanation for his 2003 comments calling for the honouring of the IRA.

"There is a conflict between the honouring of a living person and of a writer's work," says Whishaw.

Ricci's conviction that the honouring of ancestors and Confucius was a social rite that could be accommodated within the church produced the Chinese Rites Controversy (1634 1742).

The Abbott government faced criticism from Coalition states of NSW and Victoria, which demanded the honouring of the deals signed before the election.

3. The awards, honouring the name of the late Mr. B.R. Sen, Director-General of FAO from 1956 to 1967, are conferred annually.

After the parade honouring the founder of modern nursing, the annual service of remembrance was held in the cathedral.

On Sunday two memorials were unveiled in the city honouring the fans who died as a result of the 1989 disaster.

Various historic tug boats, steamers and lifeboats will be seen on the Thames honouring the Queen.

Most were all too eager to share their position, the majority honouring the myths and mentality conducive to a robust marketplace.