Sentence examples for personal honours from inspiring English sources
Following the cash for honours scandal in 2006, Tony Blair removed himself from making personal honours recommendations and did not put forward a resignation list.
The requirement that Members must always act on their personal honour has been reinforced," he wrote.
"It's a huge personal honour to have the opportunity to serve Cardiff Central.
Defending one's choices becomes a matter of personal honour - tempers are running high.
The refusal to compromise personal honour – exemplified by his simple chacra lifestyle – certainly fits that narrative.
In Frederick's eyes, the nobility alone of all the social groups had a sense of personal honour and responsibility.
The statutes helped to perpetuate a set of values that equated pure ancestry, orthodoxy, and personal honour.
Giles argued that all personal honour and privilege flowed from the king, whom the subjects should obey.
He occasionally clashes with the intelligence bureaucracy and sometimes feels that professional duty compromises his personal honour.
In his report, Kernaghan found that in making the incorrect claims Hanningfield "failed to act on his personal honour".
For when guarding one's personal honour one has to be meticulous while observing the social fabric with equal scrupulousness.
