Sentence examples for help to honor from inspiring English sources

The resolution demanded that the weak interim government, put in place after armed rebels known as the Seleka ousted President François Bozizé in March, adhere to previously negotiated plans to hold elections in early 2015, promising unspecified help to honor that deadline.

"A reversal of this policy to allow condolence letters to family members will not only help to honor the contributions and lives of these servicemen and women, but will also send a message that discriminating against those with mental illness is not acceptable," said Dr. Carol A. Bernstein, president of the nation's leading organization of psychiatric specialists.

The low-frequency approximation of the permeability field helps to honor geologic continuity and is particularly suited for resolving the large-scale heterogeneity that has a dominant influence on the field-scale flow regime and production response.

These wonderful people helped to honor and celebrate my father's birthday and provided a much needed distraction during an extremely difficult time for my family.

Help us to honor our loved ones by bringing their model of character to your own lives.

On Veterans Day, 2008, the poignant words can help us to honor those from wars past, and the brave men and women sacrificing for us right now in Iraq and Afghanistan.

On Veterans Day, 2010, the poignant words can help us to honor those from wars past, and the brave men and women sacrificing for us right now throughout the world.

The nuns at my schools and at church furthered my budding ideas of spirituality and helped me to honor how I was different than the other kids in school.

So, whenever you need a little self-esteem boost, read these inspiring motivational quotes to help remind you to honor yourself.

We owe it to our forefathers to build solid structures upon the foundation they laid for us -- to help it flourish, to honor the true underpinnings of our nation.

The athletic director for the Massapequa schools was charged yesterday with stealing more than $12,000 from a nonprofit group he helped found three years ago to honor successful Massapequa High School graduates and award scholarships to college-bound seniors.