Sentence examples for Honor obligations from inspiring English sources

When countries struggled to honor obligations to bond holders (Mexico in 1994, Korea in 1997 and Turkey in 2000) gigantic devaluations were necessary.

This latest protest was called in order to pressure the French authorities to honor obligations assumed last June when the government adopted national criteria for regularization, to avoid disparities between professions and regions.

Mr. Kouchner's comments followed a similar statement by President Nicolas Sarkozy, who said last month in his first major foreign policy speech that Iran could be attacked militarily if it did not honor obligations to curb its nuclear program.

BNP Paribas, the sixth-largest bank in the world, refused to honor obligations because it could not properly value its holdings.

As a result, the annual required contribution (ARC) required to ensure a pension fund can honor obligations at a future date declines.

Irresponsibility: repeated failure to fulfill or honor obligations and commitments; such as not paying bills, defaulting on loans, performing sloppy work, being absent or late to work, failing to honor contractual agreements.

If you knew the films, you recognized themes of honor, obligation and forbidden love running throughout the scenes, which were difficult to see at the start of the concert but became sharper as a gorgeous summer night wore on.

The analogy isn't subtle — it isn't meant to be — and its facility and sensationalism are symptomatic of the book's prevailing emotionalism, which too often stands in the way of sustained social critique and of the patient moral and political analysis required to unravel the convoluted network of courage, shame, honor, obligation and betrayal that war entails.

"We have a contractual obligation... We're going to continue to honor our obligations," he said.

Since these groups are not regulated by any formal legal mechanisms, the members depend on good faith and personal commitment and responsibility to ensure that individuals honor their obligations to contribute to the savings scheme.

Saudi Arabia's failure to honor its obligations is not Textron's responsibility.