Sentence examples for commitments were honored from inspiring English sources

If the unpleasantness of having to disappoint a host or dinner date was one reason commitments were honored in the past, technology has rendered that moot.

Over cappuccino a few blocks from Parliament, one of Blair's associates said to me that although many Labour backbenchers had made a commitment to limit the percentage of broadcast outlets and newspapers that Murdoch could own, "I would be extremely surprised if that commitment was honored".

Irving and Muriel were honored for their commitment to world Jewry at the Midchester Jewish Center for the 1980 UJA-Federation Campaign.

Vicky Marachelian of Burbank, Lori Hartwell of Glendale and Kiljoo Lee Kurumada of La Crescenta were honored for their commitment to their local communities.

An official of the Met said he expected those commitments to be honored.

"We are pleased that commitments will be honored relative to Acorn's work to help keep America's working families facing foreclosure in their homes," Mr. Kettenring said.

A big question was whether commitments would be honored.

The headlines have faded and public attention has shifted elsewhere, but Haiti must not be forgotten and the pledges and commitments must be honored.

But now that those heirs control his stake in the magazine, it remains to be seen how that commitment will be honored.

The attempt to restore the prewar gold standard -- paper money backed by government gold reserves -- led to a series of banking crises, because domestic and international investors doubted that the gold commitment could be honored.

We had been reassured that the commitment would be honored, and have tried day and night to finalize this matter, but as of yet have been unable to do so, which has left us no choice but to delay the start of rehearsals for 'Rebecca' by two weeks.