Sentence examples for to fully honor from inspiring English sources

We intend to fully honor our commitment on this transaction".

Portugal's finance minister has said in interviews that his country plans to fully honor its debts.

A quarter of the blue-collar workers who signed contracts said employers failed to fully honor the agreements, the poll found.

"To fully honor those we lost, we must better protect those still serving to advance our nation's vital interests and values overseas," Mrs. Clinton said in the letter.

Therefore, we must ask ourselves this question: If failure to fully honor the research contract with cancer patients does not bother us, what will?

To our surprise, we found that nearly every person in our book did NOT hold their marriage as their highest priority, but rather viewed it as an essential aspect of their well-being that made it possible for them to more fully honor an intention that was central to their life purpose.

There's too much rush in life; at least at this time, our society should be able to stop and fully honor its soldiers.

Both divorced moms and stepmoms deserve to be fully honored for our contributions and all that we bring to our families.

There were similar sound-bytes, and similar commitments made at the Edinburgh G8 Summit in 2005 - commitments yet to be fully honored.

Brands that oversell their offer sometimes create excess demand which they can't fully honor, which leads to bad reviews, unhappy customers and a serious strain on their supply chain.

Amid the budget struggles in Washington, it remains to be seen whether the United States will fully honor its pledge.