1990s: GARs become expensive to honour due to falls in interest rates and inflation.
The ideology of Atlantic slavery required a different honour due to white and black people, and the common name for Pashtun murders and mutilations of women is that they are honour killings or honour crimes.
As lord president of the north he quelled all defiance of his authority and made many enemies by his insistence on the honour due to him as the King's representative, but his administration was on the whole just and efficient; he supervised the local justices and curbed the often tyrannous excesses of local magnates.
The "Brick" – a stone from Hougoumont – is paraded through the barracks and hung up in the Sergeants' Mess with all the honour due to regimental colours.
Generally, the West Indies named a different captain for each of their home matches, commonly selecting a player from the host colony for the honour due to financial constraints.
Food and other offerings, sheltered by a Royal white umbrella, were taken in a procession from the palace, escorted by a Minister, as an honour due to a sovereign head of the state.
Respondents indicated that more than 70%% of the cases referred to the hospitals are not honoured mainly due to high cost and unavailability of regular transportation.
Chamberlain's biographer, Robert Self, suggested that as Joseph Chamberlain had died the previous year, the honour was due to Neville Chamberlain's hard work rather than to any family influence.
Oldham Athletic fans had a St George's Cross flag made in his honour, which was due to be displayed at Oldham's matches, as well as being taken abroad for England international fixtures.
They had been set to host tables at tonight's ceremony – which is also due to honour jailed Azerbaijani journalist Khadija Ismayilova with a Freedom to Write award – but pulled out, later adding their names to a letter now signed by more than 204 writers.
