Sentence examples for honour their pledge from inspiring English sources

"It was not finalised because the Americans did not honour their pledge to release Sheikh Qais.

The concordat is a voluntary agreement based on goodwill, and the mayor expects every company signed up to honour their pledge".

And all members should honour their pledge to spend 2% of GDP on defence.With its difficult mission in Afghanistan drawing to a close, NATO had been looking for a purpose.

He has argued, in the New York Times and elsewhere, that the US government should use its legal authority to deny the renewal of broadcast licenses to media outlets that do not honour their pledge to serve the public interest.

If people believe in a scenario where there is a Conservative government and they honour their pledge to hold a referendum in 2017, but the negotiations don't go well with the EU and, at the end of the day, that referendum is lost – I think that could have a bigger impact on people's investment decisions.

Some of the Britain's most acclaimed authors and playwrights including Stephen Fry, Sir Tom Stoppard, William Boyd, Margaret Drabble, Ian McEwan and Sir Salman Rushdie have called on the main party leaders to honour their pledge and implement a defamation bill aimed at transforming 170-year-old laws they say have silenced scientists and authors as well as journalists and activists.

Worrying disconnect between emissions rhetoric and real-world trends highlights urgent need for nations to honour their pledges.

He believed that Western countries, particularly the United States, should honour their pledges to give 0.7 percent of gross national product to global development programs.

But a familiar pattern has since emerged in which both sides fail to honour their pledges and dissatisfaction mounts until conflict erupts again.

The French consented to Chamberlain's policy, thus abandoning their former commitments, and the Soviet Union was under treaty obligation to assist Czechoslovakia only if the French would honour their pledges first.

The EFSF's design was flawed because its borrowing was backed by guarantees from the euro-zone states, some of which were in no condition to honour their pledges.