Sentence examples for could be honoured from inspiring English sources

These contracts, at least, could be honoured.

If only work of comparable commitment could be honoured today.

Although it has won a Golden Globe, a European Film Award, and a Bafta for best foreign language film – and could be honoured with an Oscar this weekend – it has been heavily criticised throughout the Italian media.

The Fourth Grace plan eventually foundered, but it established the idea that the historic buildings could be honoured by blocking views of them and surrounding them with noisy new structures.

Through group schemes, its clients include a clutch of blue-chip companies, not to mention the parliamentary pension fund, the Personal Investment Authority and The Economist.This was one life insurer you could surely trust to honour its pledges and to make pledges that could be honoured.

But the contract could be honoured only with high rates of growth, and the oil shocks of the early 1970s put paid to these.Perhaps this might have been the end of the LDP, but political competition had been so stifled that there was nothing to take the party's place.

They had made over-generous promises, which could not be honoured in the longer term and were already ruinously burdensome.

Earlier this month Mr Brown revealed he had written to Mr Cameron to explain how the Vow of further powers for Holyrood could still be honoured.

When the reply came from England that the withdrawal could not be honoured, the midshipman found himself in debt.

"How could I not be honoured?" she asks me, aghast.

"Brian fits that bill and I would be honoured if we could work something out and Brian could become our coach".