Sentence examples for bound to honour from inspiring English sources
Will he take the Vote Leave programme as a manifesto he is bound to honour?
Clark said: "During the bid, Melrose made commitments which they are bound to honour including investment in research and development and maintaining itself as a UK business.
Only a handful are staunch Eurosceptic but dozens feel duty bound to honour the referendum result or to satisfy pro-leave sentiment in their constituencies.
But he was genuinely sorry for his betrayal and he felt bound to honour Carly's wish, cruel and unnecessary, as it seemed to him.
The Byzantines and Pope Eugenius IV sought to use the opportunity created by the rule of a youthful and inexperienced sultan to expel the Ottomans from Europe, organizing a new Crusade joined by Hungary and Venice after the pope assured them that they were not bound to honour the peace treaty they had signed with Muslim infidels.
Many MPs, in two days of often deeply felt debate, said they felt bound to honour their voters' wishes despite their belief that leaving the EU will be a disaster for the economy, and regardless of the majority for remain among people who would normally vote Labour.
You're booked to work on a furrowed-brow Radio 4 show every Wednesday up to mid-December, but this clashes with an opportunity to appear on a trashy reality TV series, and make enough (more than £100,000, it's said) to pay your gigantic double glazing bill at a stroke: do you say you're duty-bound to honour your commitments, or lucratively join a bunch of airhead celebrities you despise?
Thou art asked to do this for love of thy fellow-bishops, warned to for the good of the church, bound to for the honour of our life and of the whole land.
The House is honour bound to respond with strong condemnation of the actions of the Castro regime and that caricature of justice subservient to the dictatorship.
They are bonds that are sacrosanct a sacred trust we are honour bound to uphold.
