Sentence examples for honoring its commitment from inspiring English sources

"The state is honoring its commitment to keep the exchange downtown," said Charles A. Gargano, the chairman of the Empire State Development Corporation.

Honoring its commitment, Britain declared war on Germany, bringing in the empire and eventually the United States, and turning a 30-day war in Eastern Europe into a six-year world war.

Mr. Yang arrived Monday amid hopes that Beijing would be able to get the reclusive Kim government to start honoring its commitments.

But the payouts are subject to the Greek government's honoring its commitments to the so-called troika of lenders, the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the European Central Bank.

But honoring its commitments will require considerable time and resources, he cautions, as well as a "significant cultural shift" for many institutions.

To re-establish trust with its uses, Facebook should consider appointing a data ombudsperson and establishing a group outside the company that have unfettered access to Facebook data and employees to ensure that Facebook is now, finally, honoring its commitments to users, and this group should periodically report its findings on Facebook's compliance".

But maybe our reps aren't against the country honoring its commitments; they just expect the U.S. negotiator to participate on his own dime.

Asked for comment, a spokeswoman for Schneiderman referred to a prior statement that said the campaign is "honoring its commitments and paying bills in accordance with applicable law and precedent".

It has been Israel's ongoing violation of the Quartet's insistence on a settlements freeze which led to PA to suspend peace talks with Israel's rightist government until it honors its commitment.

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.