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The letter said the coalition should promote a green economy with "urgency and resolve" if it was to honour its promise.

"Sweet William" is often said to honour the eighteenth century Prince William, Duke of Cumberland.

There is such a strong resistance to honour their mother that it becomes apparent that they rather die than to honour their mother.

As to honour- you know- it's very fine mediaeval inheritance which women never get hold of . It is not theirs.

Some of these companies are now listed, which makes them better able to honour their obligations to their lenders.

The king was very appreciative of his deeds and decided to honour him as a saint by a decree.

Nevertheless, as a gesture of good will I come today prepared to honour this debt of 453 pounds and three shillings.

The regiment eventually became "The Duke of Wellington's" , the only unit in the British Army named to honour a non-Royal.

Like her, he must be also on "grave hike" , and failed to find the deceased one he would like to honour.

The junta refused to honour the result of the last elections in 1990 when Suu Kyi's party won by a landslide.

Bankruptcies among retailers also scared people away from gift cards, for fear that stores would not be around to honour them.

Haman came in and the king asked Haman if he could think a reward for someone who the king wanted to honour.

The prize is to honour him for his great discovery.

Some also worry that these weakened monolines would be less able to honour credit-default swaps (CDS)[3] they had sold to the banks.

Former occupants of the White House and other US dignitaries have gathered at a California church to honour late US First Lady Betty Ford.

b. A confirming bank is irrevocably bound to honour or negotiate as of the time it adds its confirmation to the credit.

It's also a crucial result for his career as he tries to persuade Force India to honour his contract for next year.

He announced that in his will, his money would be used as an annual prize to honour leaders in science, literature and world peace.

But it is only recently that, following the example of American parades, the public has been encouraged to honour them.

Politicians have agreed to honour and obey They'll come down and listen to what the people say I can't wait to be there in line, no no!

The Queen raised HIm to the peerage to honour HI contribution to HIs motherland.

I intend to honour and preserve her greatness by following in her footsteps and thus I'll not be doing homework.

Every year there is a jumping show to honour Ben. All the money they raise for it is given to help find a cure for horse colic.

The opening ceremony, finally under way, was marked by a minute's silence to honour the dead.

If you don't buy an apartment, you can't get married, which means no children, which in turn leaves you unable to honour your parents.

Gratitude is to honour, recognise and appreciate everyone and everything for a higher purpose.

During the depths of the financial crisis some steel mills refused to honour their contracts, buying cheaper ore in the spot market.

The Anfield club rejected Torres' request and then told the Spain forward they expect him to honour his contract.

There is no more appropriate time than this to honour you and others in your chosen field.

However, it is not mandatory nor will I in any manner compel you to honour this proposal, against your will.

b. An issuing bank is irrevocably bound to honour as of the time it issues the credit.

But for now, some are planning to honour the occasion, regardless of what the future holds, at a vigil around the tomb of Massoud.

Activists had promised what they called a Day of Martyrs to honour the dozens who'd been killed in two weeks of protests.

About 70% of its inhabitants are Catholic. They would like to honour "martyrs" killed by the Boxers, but fear upsetting officials.

ii. each discrepancy in respect of which the bank refuses to honour or negotiate; and ii.

It's up to developer to honour IP considerations in their work.

we undertake to honour documents drawn in pursuance and in conformity with the terms of this credit.

Gun-rights activists have a simple solution: require all states to honour one another's concealed-carry permits.

A number of activities are organised in schools to honour teachers. The celebrations can continue for the entire week of May.

After mid-day prayers, crowds began a funeral procession bound for a local cemetery to honour Thursday's dead.

When the Nobel Committee chose to honour me, the road I had chosen of my own free will became a less lonely path to follow.

WIRTGEN CHINA may refuse to honour its warranty obligations as long as the Buyer has not fulfilled its contractual obligations.

Markets have long been stacking up bets against the ability of countries on the eurozone periphery to honour their obligations.

Another poison gas explosion in the Japanese underground will not undermine Japan's capacity to honour its commitments.

He welcomed the announcement made by the Egyptian military that Egypt will continue to honour the peace treaty with Israel.

That was Bill Gates talking to agricultural scientists gathered recently to honour the late Norman Borlaug, father of the Green Revolution.

Proudly displayed in this area are a collection of dresses "inspired by the M&S archives" , produced to honour the 125th anniversary.

Then they'll fire powder shotguns to the sky to honour Yan Jian, the hero.

These unprecedented injections are aimed at easing concerns that weak participants in the interbank market will fail to honour their debts.

I have a proposal for you this however is not mandatory nor will I in any manner compel you to honour against your will.

She has also published some photos of the final ceremony to honour the magazine's 16 years of history.

Adherence to the Statesmen's Principles of Running Newspapers and Managing to Honour "Three Representations"

The aim of the awards is to honour achievements that "first make people laugh and then make them think" .

Nesta could therefore decide to honour his agreement with the San Siro outfit and then return to Lazio on a free transfer deal.

The four other games will proceed as planned with the clubs being invited to honour Phil's memory before the start of those games.

Such concrete international action would be, in my mind, the best way to honour my colleague Nasrin.

Time has taught you many lessons dear ones so I urge you to honour it.

Patrick, who spoke eloquently at the memorial service of his friend, said that many had asked him how best to honour Kennedy's legacy.

of the pile in Europe. We don't want more money, we want the clubs to honour the contracts they sign with their players.

and a time to honour one's ancestors.

The celebrations preceding the match at the Stadio Olimpico saw many former Juve stars called on the pitch to honour the Old Lady.

More important, it is a period to honour and to pay respect to one's deceased ancestors and family members.

GOVERNMENT'S credibility is founded on its commitment to honour its debts.

Grand visitors came then to honour the Lamaist Order in His Sacred Person.

They gave a state banquet to honour his visit to China.

They also used to honour the holy day by not doing any work and by being quiet.

If the north failed to honour the peace agreement signed in 2005, they would fight again.

A GOVERNMENT'S credibility is founded on its commitment to honour its debts.

get enterprise has become a liability, life is to honour society gave us so much, we should return.

you can be sure that the currency will be made available to honour the debts.

Writ small, it suggested an ability to honour financial commitments forever.

They used to honour their ancestors.

Now the president has ordered the team to chase for new records, there are still to games to honour.

India has a national festival on October 2 to honour Mohandas Gandhi, the leader who helped gain India's independence from Britain.

JPMorgan has pledged to honour all of Bear's commitments, despite having had only two days for due diligence.

An advising bank that is not a confirming bank advises the credit and any amendment without any undertaking to honour or negotiate.

Turkey's first president Kemal Ataturk dedicated November 24 to honour teachers and their profession.

You was to honour and obey; why the devil don't you? '

Pegasus - Exceeding activity and energy of mind whereby one may mount to honour.

He was obedient and faithful, always wishing to honour and protect his master.

The dollar is strong because the US had a huge domestic economy and the ability to tax its citizens to honour its obligations.

Indeed, some countries are no longer willing to honour the concessions they made in the constitution.

The athletes were determined to win gold medals for their countries in the Olympics to honour their countries.

My supreme promise is to honour women, protect the weakest and to govern for all.

Similarly, every time a biologist discovers a new species, there is the opportunity to honour someone or something.

You can't play the representative card now, when your ancestors failed to honour it.

If one side fails to honour the contract, the other side are entitled to cancel it.

Shall be constrained to honour us though dead.

In recent weeks, G7 governments have acted with bold measures to honour these principles.

Challenges: There are special constraints associated with in-kind giving that are important to honour.

They went to Shanghai to honour Anna Louise Strong on her 8@%%th birthday.

In India there is a national festival on October 2 to honour Mahatma Gandhi, the leader who helped gain India's independence from Britain.

He has the resources to honour the commitments made by Mr Yar'Adua in full, and he should do so as quickly as possible.

Bid that heart stay, and it will stay, To honour thy decree: Or bid it languish quite away, And't shall do so for thee.

Once again, the government has failed to honour its promises.

But the orange camp's failure to honour its promises has been breathtaking.

In the past we used to honour Mother Earth more.

The dropping of the explicit target marks a further stage in the G8's failure to honour the commitments they made in Scotland at Gleneagles.

Even heads of state are clamouring to honour me.

And they say: "(Allah) Most Gracious has begotten offspring. " Glory to Him! they are (but) servants raised to honour.

In addition, there is the credit risk that the borrower may fail to honour its repayment obligations.

Facebook groups were set up within hours to honour the dead.

How do you start to honour such a unique man.

And the king said unto him, What shall be done unto the man whom the king delighted to honour?

But the more bonds it issues, the less likely it will be to honour its debts.

Aristotle makes comprehensiveaggregationand rational analysis to honour in theory. Butafter him, Greeks pay no attention to honour.

If there is a last-minute deal, it must press all sides to honour it.

'No. If we go back on ourpromises, she will never learn to honour her own. Sindu, your wish will be fulfilled. '

Honour to honour is due.

estimates that about 100 countries in 5 continents now have a day to honour mothers.

"If Russia doesn't want to honour this agreement, they shouldn't have signed it, " he says.

We make pictures because of what stands in front of the camera, to honour what is greater and more interesting than we are' . . .

I want you to honour our deal.

This is also true for myself, I have a contract with Juventus and I intend to honour it.

Earlier, in Japan, hundreds had met at Tokyo Tower to honour Jackson with a candlelight vigil, a gospel concert and more.

And I know that, throughout history, the Nobel Peace Prize has not just been used to honour specific achievement;

It is vital that the G8 continues to honour the health commitments made in Gleneagles last year.

they used to honour their ancestors, celebrate their past,

Used to honour their ancestors

to pay a cheque, to honour a cheque to dishonour a cheque to refuse a cheque

to honour and respect them is our foremost duty

refuse to honour or keep(an agreement, etc)

Why I am the only one to honour

THE LI FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP OF NEWYORK to honour the memory of Dr Lu Gwei-djen

Virture is the road to honour