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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agrees to honor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is committing to respect or fulfill a promise, obligation, or agreement.
Example: "The company agrees to honor the terms of the contract as outlined in the agreement."
Alternatives: "commits to uphold" or "promises to respect".
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If no party is able to form a government by then, as has been the case since Sunday's elections, then the European Central Bank could hold its nose and give Greece just enough money to pay its bills until it forms a government that agrees to honor the terms of the bailout plan.
(Those who will feel this worst are the 34 million T-Mobile customers who pay on average 20percentt less for mobile service than AT&T customers. Even if AT&T agrees to honor existing T-Mobile contracts for their remaining length, these customers will surely see higher prices when those contracts expire).
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But the bar should be set very high for agreeing to honor those requests.
But by the fall both leagues agreed to honor the other's contracts.
Continental Airlines and Continental Express have agreed to honor Legend tickets to all destinations, Ms. Plaskett said.
Lula had already agreed to honor the bailout deal with the I.M.F.
It agreed to honor Apple Tours tickets sold before the May 31 suspension of Apple Tours' license.
Since Radulov's 2008 move, the K.H.L. and the N.H.L. have agreed to honor each other's contracts.
In 1990, FIBA, which represents 208 countries, including the United States, and the N.B.A. agreed to honor all legitimate contracts worldwide.
Telmex has agreed to honor the new rates, but the company has challenged them in the Mexican courts.
In most cases, banks around the state have agreed to honor the warrants only until Friday, in hopes that the deadline will prompt lawmakers to reach an agreement.
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