Sentence examples for honourable contributions from inspiring English sources
This quite extraordinarily dismissive manner of referring to men who, whatever your opinion as to their individual careers, have manifestly made long and honourable contributions to civic governance and public service over many years (and largely outside the Westminster bubble, which you elsewhere profess to deplore) deserves an apology and explanation.
Ours is an honourable activity, and we make a contribution to the culture.
Other winners at the ceremony included Boy George, who was awarded for his outstanding contribution to music, The Honourable Woman composed by Natalie Holt and Martin Phipps, which won the best television soundtrack, and Judith Weir, winner of the Ivors classical music award.
If everyone is on, everyone is equally treated: it would cease to be a stigma and instead becomes an honourable means by which everyone makes a contribution towards protecting the vulnerable from violent crime.
Honour systems only work with honourable people.
Given the lazy script, mostly shabby acting (Samuel Anderson is an honourable exception) and flat digital lensing, this is a subpar contribution to the genre quota, which will no doubt soon sink into on-demand distribution.
The writer is perhaps aware that the Dauphine University, a prominent Parisian university, awarded a gold medal to Honourable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on 25th May 2011 in recognition to her outstanding contribution to institutionalising and strengthening democracy, and also for her achievement in empowering the women of Bangladesh.
The response from Brown was an object lesson in complacency and hubris: "The honourable gentleman has been writing articles in the newspapers, as reflected in his contribution, that spread alarm, without substance, about the state of the British economy".
He was also awarded the Sovereign's Medal for Volunteers, for his contribution "to help others and to build a smart and caring nation," by His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston.
"They are honourable people.
