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Texaco has been calling all the organizations to which it has contributed and reassuring them that it will honor its commitments regardless of what happens to its operations in Westchester, said Anne Dowling, president of the Texaco Foundation and director of corporate contributions and community relations.

Waste Management, which along with Allied Waste Industries Inc. operates some of the largest city trash transfer stations, has also turned away trucks carrying commercial waste from independent haulers, in part so that it could honor its commitments with the city to move out residential garbage.

Depfa has frozen much of its business, according to Wall Street bankers, and though it continues to honor its commitments, some wonder for how long.

The company also said it wanted to honor its commitments because skilled people might resign en masse if bonuses were rescinded.

Sounding like a jilted lover, they said the bank "strung Macklowe Properties along until Deutsche Bank got what it wanted, then refused to honor its commitments — benefiting handsomely from its willfully dishonest, deceptive, bad faith and fraudulent conduct at Macklowe Properties' expense".

Recent efforts by China to honor its commitments have been substantial considering that it had no such laws for most of its history.

Even if unions agree to adjust their benefits, this outcome would be less deleterious than a government failing to honor its commitment because it did not set aside adequate resources.

Ms. Rice used more diplomatic and terse language, reiterating the White House's view that if Russia wanted to be considered a respected member of the international community, it needed to honor its commitment to a peaceful settlement.

The time is now for the city to honor its commitment, acquire the Windemere, rehabilitate it for ownership by a nonprofit group and preserve this landmark-worthy building.

At a time when the city is making tough budget decisions, it's past time for the federal government to honor its commitment to protecting homeland security by giving New York the resources it deserves.

Anticipating Senate approval of the deal, Speaker John A. Boehner late Monday said the House would "honor its commitment to consider the Senate agreement if it is passed.