Sentence examples for compelled to honor from inspiring English sources

Private equity firms want to avoid alienating the big banks by trying to accommodate concerns about price, but they also feel compelled to honor their agreements.

But she felt compelled to honor these two women, both for their life and their death and for their New York roots (Queens for Maura Clarke, Brooklyn for Ita Ford).

"Not only was there incredible artistry and soulfulness in his pictures, he had an amazing story himself," Ms. Makepeace said, explaining why she was compelled to honor Curtis's journeys with her own.

The fracas came into focus when a publicist released a statement on Friday quoting Ms. Chang as saying that she felt "compelled to honor my commitment to contributing to the musical community" of Detroit by playing the recital, and asked that ticket revenue be donated to the musicians' pension fund.

Rehberg knew that this was a somewhat harsh doctrine, because it would mean accepting inequalities from birth and aristocratic privileges; yet he insisted upon it all the same: "Human beings in civil society must be compelled to honor what their parents promised and began.

If I'm compelled to honor that agreement, he's compelled to honor that agreement".

After watching Jeffries bang with Utah's Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap for nearly 34 minutes, anchoring the Knicks' frontcourt in Amar'e Stoudemire's absence and helping to key a 99-88 victory, D'Antoni felt compelled to defend his honor.

But Pasternak was forbidden to go to Stockholm and was compelled to decline the honor.

We ran to court to compel them to honor their agreement".

To honor one student does not compel them to honor all.

"Naming our school in his honor — for one entire day — compels us to honor the Ron Burgundy that's inside all of us … to live out our dreams, in full color and matching polyester," Mr. Glenn said.