Alistair Spalding, the chief executive of Sadler's Wells, revealed that while current sponsors were "honouring their commitments", the theatre was finding it tough.
The treaty also needs to include a robust system to measure and monitor countries' carbon emissions to make sure they are honouring their commitments to become greener.
China's objectives were "to ensure they [North Korean leaders] honour their commitments on non-proliferation, maintain stability, and 'don't drive [Kim Jong-il] mad'".
"Australia continues to call on all parties to immediately honour their commitments to halt hostilities and to begin an inclusive, peaceful political dialogue," she said in a statement.
Thus, the commercial norm buyers ought to honour their commitments even under changed market conditions was enforced by the courts through a seemingly harsh application of an unrelated rule concerning rejection.
"This crisis began with some parties' refusal to honour their commitments under the Stormont House agreement and was worsened by the shooting of Kevin McGuigan and police comments about the IRA.
These changes undermine confidence across all energy-related investments, even CCS [carbon capture and storage] and nuclear, as we need to be confident that the government will honour their commitments and not chop and change".
Its executive director, Ertharin Cousin, issued a blunt and urgent appeal to donors, asking them to honour their commitments and warning that the suspension would have a devastating effect on the lives of more than 1.7 million people.
In Istanbul NATO's defence ministers vowed to make 40% of their forces deployable and 8% instantly deployable, a mark that only a handful can now meet.In another effort to get members to honour their commitments, NATO is to review how it raises troops for its missions.
