The phrase "asked to honor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting someone to show respect or recognition towards something or someone.
Example: "The committee asked to honor the contributions of all volunteers during the annual event."
Alternatives: "requested to acknowledge" or "invited to respect".
In the same breath that Carlyle asked to honor the honorable, she pitied the young women who are currently trying to find love.
Every month throughout the academic year, 15 middle and high schools in Morris County will be asked to honor a student who is excelling in a music class or program.
On the other hand, General Motors is being asked to honor an overwhelming legacy cost burden to its union workers while disavowing its obligations to its bondholders.
It features 78 works by local artists who were asked to "honor this historic and beloved landmark that has graced our skyline for decades".
The nonprofit creative art center has staged an exhibit called "Ode to the Bridge". It features 78 works by local artists who were asked to "honor this historic and beloved landmark that has graced our skyline for decades". Even though its destruction has been looming, many Angelenos may be unaware.
Schools will be asked to consider honor codes, and, since peer pressure is vitally important, students will be invited to help shape policies and strategies to discourage cheating.
The idea of throwing my poor father in a garbage can?" This unsentimental request was also, in a way, a metaphysical brainteaser: Savage was being asked to choose between honoring his father's wishes and honoring his father's body, between obeying him and celebrating him.
This year's inauguration ceremony will take place on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and the president has asked Americans to honor King's legacy by participating in a National Day of Service initiative.
That campaign, which appeared a decade after 9/11, asked Americans to "honor, remember and reunite".
If his letter had asked you to honor his memory by joining the Westboro Baptist Church, you wouldn't be dishonoring him by declining.
But several Palestinian militant groups declared after Israel's attack that the truce Mr. Arafat had asked them to honor was no longer in force.
