Despite the honourable outcome of that campaign, resulting in the award of a CBE, his subsequent departure generated no small amount of ill will too.
When compared to the ever-predictable string of European Cup results (honourable exceptions go to Monaco and Bayer Leverkusen) it is even more remarkable that the competition fails to capture the public imagination.
Chief the Honourable Minister (1970) satirizes the calamity resulting from a schoolmaster's appointment as minister of works in a newly independent country.
At least those of us who battled in parliament for the passing of the War Crimes Act could show one resulting symbol of justice - honourable justice, never permitted by the Nazis to any of their innocent victims.
Honourable mentions worthy examples of idiotic behaviour not resulting in elimination from the gene pool were also excluded from the analysis.
The project's success in preserving the building's heritage resulted in the cathedral being given an honourable mention at the 2003 UNESCO Asia Pacific Heritage Awards for Culture Heritage Conservation and presented with the award on its anniversary in 2003.
Johnston, who sat in court beside Daniel's parents, Bruce and Denise, later told reporters the result was a "travesty" and that Carmody was "the only honourable person in that courtroom today".
In an article in the Telegraph as the results of his poll were released, Sykes said: "Conservative MPs, with a few honourable exceptions, appear to be in denial about the scale of the popular uprising against our current rulers.
"President Medvedev and I will decide what we will do, depending on the results of our work," he said, adding that Mr Medvedev was a "very honourable man who would consider his political future according to the country's interests".
Resignations resulted, in 1908, in the formation of a new Grand Lodge, which became the Honourable Fraternity of Antient Masonry, under a clergyman, the Rev. Dr. William Frederick Cobb, as Grand Master.
