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It said it had "honoured its commitments to its own people and to the whole world with respect to universal values".That single mention of the term was enough to enrage hardliners.

In a second letter, Human Rights Watch called on the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, to ensure his country honoured its commitments as a signatory to international conventions on the treatment of refugees and the use of torture.

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.

In the true spirit of transparency, this is where, halfway through its funding cycle, GAVI reports back to its donors on the progress it has made in honouring 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.

Now international creditors trust the government to honour its commitments.

"The world will now wait for the Assad regime to honour its commitments," Kerry said.

"The world will now wait for the Assad regime to honour its commitments," said Kerry.

The shadow defence secretary, Emily Thornberry, insisted the government must honour its commitments to Glasgow workers.