Sentence examples for should be honoured from inspiring English sources

Benefits already accrued should be honoured, but future accruals should be curtailed, where legally possible.

He also said the SS was "a part of the German army which should be honoured".

The two photographers who were killed were brave and selfless and should be honoured for that.

Earlier this week, McDonnell apologised for having said in 2003 that IRA members should be honoured.

At the time, Abbott said: "Prince Philip's long life of service and dedication should be honoured by Australia".

Whether a child thinks he is Batman or identifies as female despite having male genitalia, his experience should be honoured.

I wondered whether we should be honouring someone like this at all.

Some in Washington think that having such a vital base on Polish soil should be honour enough.

Then Nigel Dodds, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party in Parliament, a powerful speaker, asked the Prime Minister to join him in condemning John McDonnell, Corbyn's shadow chancellor, for saying we should be "honouring" the IRA.

The Baftas are not awarded on patriotic grounds, and quite right too, but I couldn't help feeling The Constant Gardener is the sort of British film this ceremony should be honouring: an exciting, well acted picture targeted at people with a few brain cells.

Ogilvie, a former Hearts chief executive, conceded that clubs should be honouring financial obligations.