Sentence examples for intention of honouring from inspiring English sources

North Korea joined the NPT without any intention of honouring its anti-nuclear rules.

Quite, but the MoJ seems to have no intention of honouring any such commitment.

That is something worth pondering in a week when George Bush, America's president, announced that he had no intention of honouring his campaign pledge to regulate emissions of carbon dioxide.

At first it apologises for the "delay" in settling the claim – a claim it clearly had no intention of honouring before you invoked the media – but has now said it will refund you the £900.

Governments such as ours, now ratifying the Paris agreement on climate change, haven't the faintest idea what it means – either that or they have no intention of honouring it.

1945 Britain regains control of the country from Japan, also with assistance from the AFPFL, which by now has changed sides after it became clear that Japan had no intention of honouring its promise of granting independence.

The reality is Netanyahu is playing a game that has become wearily familiar to the diplomats and leaders who have dealt with him since he was re-elected to office in 2009 – paying lip service to a lukewarm and vague commitment to a Palestinian state he has no intention of ever honouring.

Acceptance, short-term credit instrument consisting of a written order requiring a buyer to pay a specified sum at a given date to the seller, signed by the buyer as an indication of his intention to honour his obligation.

"It's always been our intention to honour one of the club's greatest servants and renaming the Rous Stand is hugely appropriate," said Watford chief executive Scott Duxbury.

A spokesman for Blair said that it had long been his intention to give the money to a charity; he added aiding soldiers undergoing rehabilitation at the Battle Back Challenge Centre was "his way of honouring their courage and sacrifice".

Important themes included disclosure, stigma and discrimination, nutrition and the importance of honouring appointments.