Sentence examples for be able to honour from inspiring English sources
It will not be able to honour any outstanding tickets and will lay off more than 2,000 workers.
It is wonderful to be able to honour women whose work would not otherwise receive public recognition".
Never mind that energy buffs doubted whether Iran, which uses the bulk of the gas it produces at home, would be able to honour the agreement.
Critics have accused a minister of making a key concession to a contentious pensions plan which she will not be able to honour.
Newcastle's managing director, Derek Llambias, said: "We are delighted to be able to honour Sir Bobby Robson with this lasting tribute.
He would never, it was widely said, be able to honour his extravagant campaign promises, let alone bring down the big public-sector deficit in time to enable France to join Europe's single currency at the outset.
The Communist Party's legitimacy depends on being able to honour its promise of prosperity.
I signed a pledge that I have now not been able to honour".
Mayor of Salford Councillor Roger Lightup added: "I'm delighted we are able to honour one of our residents in this way.
"These latest figures show we have been able to honour that commitment, which is great news not just for MEN Media but for our advertisers as well".
Nick Edwards, joint administrator for HMV Group, HMV Music and Fopp, said: "I am pleased to confirm that, having concluded [an] assessment [of the business], we are able to honour gift cards.
