Sentence examples for honour its commitment from inspiring English sources
However, the government says it will honour its commitment to the United Nations on international aid.
The possibility that ministers could be preparing to award fracking licenses to energy companies has led to calls for the Government to honour its commitment not to allow it in protected areas.
If the Australian Government is to honour its commitment to improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health it needs to fund an uncapped medication review program and embed salaried pharmacists within AHSs.
It may not want to take the risk that the dollar will rise relative to the euro during the three months, so that it would have to surrender more euros in order to honour its commitment.
With pro-government supporters and foreign governments calling for the military to honour its commitment that this will be only a short-term measure, it is likely the next 24 hours will be crucial in determining whether or not the army intends fully to take charge of the country.
Indubitably, you pressured the French government to honour its commitment to its followers in Indochina.
It is time for it to honour its commitments and to stand up to extremist purveyors of hate, if it is to have a respected place in the family of nations.
The government, however, said that it would honour its commitments.
In a newspaper interview with German daily Handelsblatt, Mr Schulz has warned that Greece risks bankruptcy if it does not honour its commitments.
It may be unsustainable: the assets of America's banks are now as big as its GDP, taxpayers in most rich countries are underwriting systems several times larger than their economies, and it is unclear whether tiny Iceland will honour its commitments.
