Brown is an intelligent, seemingly honorable man, steeped in policy expertise.
She, on the other hand, is "in most respects but not all" honorable, particularly in her policy of "not lying," which she explains is "a hard discipline, a practice of spartan ethics too often mistaken for self-righteousness".
Is it really honorable to cultivate an admissions policy that is so decidedly unegalitarian?
Honorable people can disagree over policy.
Let's do the right and honorable thing and repeal this policy".
While not technically a Democratic organization, we are going to bend the rules (as we are wont to do, at times) and hand out an Honorable Mention to the Marijuana Policy Project, for their recent advertising campaign in Colorado.
Bush exercised a centuries-old doctrine, commonly referred to as foreign policy realism, an honorable doctrine that essentially calls for adhering to a country's national interests, avoiding messy internal quarrels in far-off countries and shunning the intrusion of moral considerations.
Because the questions I'm asking are only secondarily about policies, over which honorable people can disagree.
Honorable American soldiers live by this policy.
There's something honorable about that, sticking to your policies even if it means electoral defeat.
