Sentence examples for committed to honouring from inspiring English sources

At the time Google said it was committed to honouring the firm's existing contracts.

It said the country was committed to honouring its financial obligations to its creditors, and on time.

We have negotiated with them on different kinds of weapons for years, and Russia is committed to honouring these contracts".

The government is committed to honouring the pension promises left over from the old system, but the iron rice bowl has gone.

A Guardian News & Media spokesman said: "Guardian Jobs is committed to honouring the government statutory guidelines on minimum wage requirements for interns.

The terms of contracts currently held by Boston Dynamics with military bodies are unknown, although Google has committed to honouring existing contracts, including recent $10.8m funding from Darpa.

She said Labour was committed to "honour" the government A47 spending pledge and would also be reviewing roads policy with a transport commission.

Juventus, now committed to properly honouring the 39 victims, have appealed for the 30th anniversary to become a moment for rival Italian fans to reflect on the pain caused by using the disaster as fodder for terrace abuse.

To cheers, Ms Jewkes reiterates her party's promise to abolish university tuition fees; to general agitation, Ms Russell points out that the Lib Dems have not committed themselves to honouring the pledge within the next parliament.Stephen Mosley, the Conservative candidate, arrives late (his initial absence was booed).

But Labour's already committed itself to honouring whatever the outcome of the Davies Report was.

Known as Gjakmarrja, the tradition dictates that in blood feuds, murder must be committed to maintain family honour between rival families.