honour bound मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Roger felt honour bound to allow the use of one Pathway track on Elgin Avenue Breakdown.
2. On the other hand their heirs did not feel honour bound to accept treaties signed by their predecessors.
3. *" Honour Bound "-Won a 2006 Sydney Theatre Award ( Best Score or Sound Design ) and a 2006 Greenroom Award ( Outstanding Composition / Sound Design)
4. The Lord Chancellor Selborne supported a Lunacy Law Amendment Bill and Shaftesbury wanted to resign from the Lunacy Commission as he believed he was honour bound not to oppose a Bill supported by the Lord Chancellor.
5. We the elected representatives of the people of Bangladesh, as honour bound by the mandate given to us by the people of Bangladesh whose will is supreme duly constituted ourselves into a Constituent Assembly, and
6. In the summer of 2010 Douglas worked with " The ARC Ensemble " of The Royal Conservatory of Music, on a short animated film for Bravo TV called " Honour Bound-The Exile of Adolf Busch ".
7. At that time, General Allenby assured Amir Faisal " that the Allies were in honour bound to endeavour to reach a settlement in accordance with the wishes of the peoples concerned and urged him to place his trust whole-heartedly in their good faith ."
8. Thus we Muslim Rajputs may not be Kshatriyas, but we are Mujahids, which means'one who engages in Jihad'and the ideals of a Mujahid are much more strenuous and honour bound in the sense that we must act with the knowledge that we will be accountable to our Lord one day . . . . ..
9. Thus where trustees for sale had struck a bargain for the sale of trust property but had not bound themselves by a legally enforceable contract, they were held to be under a duty to consider and explore a better offer that they received, and not to carry through the bargain to which they felt in honour bound : " Buttle v Saunders " [ 1950 ] 2 All ER 193.
10. He said ( which I thought perceptive if a little damning )'My family wasn't just " poor ", they " thought poor " and " lived poor " .'I remember a man in a pub telling me that'if it was printed in the papers it had to be true', and no rational explanation of why this was false could shake his quaint view that there was a law ( probably something to do with Magna Carta or Habeus Corpus ) that journalists were honour bound to check every fact before commiting it to print.