Sentence examples for honours commitments from inspiring English sources
A spokeswoman for the prime minister said the mandate "honours commitments made to crossbenchers during negotiations to secure passage of changes to the renewable energy target".
The violence regularly prevents oil firms from honouring commitments to buyers.
The Philippines will not honour commitments it made under the Paris climate change deal, president Rodrigo Duterte has said in a speech.
"Soco will honour commitments we have made to local inhabitants to continue with our social programmes as long as we hold rights to the Block V licence", said the company in its statement.
In Davos, Brown was joined on a platform by Microsoft's Bill Gates, Bono and Queen Rania of Jordan in a fresh appeal to the international community to honour commitments to meet the millennium development goals by 2015.
However, concerns about accountability had been raised earlier: the independent review group that monitors how governments and other stakeholders honour commitments to improve women and children's health warned that its work finished at the end of December.
The board says it is honouring commitments it gave in April to distribute up to 30% of net income - and shareholders are free to decide on an offer representing a 39% premium to the average share price of the last three months.
But Mr Varoufakis says his government does not want the money and will not honour commitments made under a previous "toxic" programme.
In its absence, current proposals such as the International Health Partnership + and the peer review system established by the DAC/OECD could serve to provide more independent feedback to ultimate principals than is currently available and thus increase pressure on donors to honour commitments, if the political impetus to establish and empower such mechanisms can be mobilized.
