Sentence examples for honour obligations from inspiring English sources

There was therefore no failure to honour obligations.

Honouring obligations to British savers – and a further £1.2bn of guarantees linked to Dutch Icesave deposits – was made an implicit condition in a $6.4bn£4bnbn) package of emergency loans Iceland took from the International Monetary Fund and fellow Nordic countries last autumn.

"It is clear the UK doesn't feel legally obliged to honour its obligations after departure," he complained.

Michel Barnier says that after this week "it's clear that the UK doesn't feel legally obliged to honour its obligations".

Anderson was asked by the Labour peer Lady Kennedy how, under the bill, Britain could honour its obligations under the UN convention on torture, which obliges countries to act if they have evidence.

Britain would honour its "obligations" in Iraq, said Gordon Brown, the prime minister.

And of course, this Assembly makes a vital contribution, helping states to honour their obligations.

Our government must act to honour its obligations and help these children".

Then, almost with the loose change, she could honour her obligations on police pay.

If Turkey were to honour its obligations, a substantial boost to its EU membership would naturally follow.

On Monday White House officials reiterated that the US "will always honour its obligations to the defence of Japan".