Sentence examples for do not honour from inspiring English sources
But we do not honour the dead by creating more of them.
"Those who act in a contrary manner do not honour the memory of Trayvon Martin," Holder said.
The theory behind this, which held up when tested in 2012, is that people who make a written promise feel bad if they do not honour it.
Or are there certain moral and civic goods that markets do not honour and money cannot buy?" John Lanchester's Capital is published by Faber.
With admirable candour, the NYT said: "Our policy is that we do not honour embargoes if we obtain a book independent of publishers' official channels".
He has argued, in the New York Times and elsewhere, that the US government should use its legal authority to deny the renewal of broadcast licenses to media outlets that do not honour their pledge to serve the public interest.
Unfortunately they don't honour Tajikistan, but Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan," Gadjieva said.
He said: "You can't talk about yourself as a Christian if you don't honour your word".
If insurers did not honour life-insurance policies, or banks did not honour the accounts owned by victims of the Holocaust, why should they not be held accountable?
