Sentence examples for serious honour from inspiring English sources

Senior police officers believe this represents the tip of the iceberg with forced marriage linked to serious honour based crime including abduction, rape, torture and disfigurement.

Try to think of a swimmer to compare to David Wilkie, or name a Scottish athlete still in serious competition for serious honours.

Rights groups urged the British government to show Ghani that the international community was serious about honouring commitments made under the 2012 Tokyo Mutual Accountability Framework (TMAF), such as ensuring human rights for all citizens, especially women and children, and implementing the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) law and the National Action Plan for Women.

Not since 2003's Shattered Glass has the journalistic pursuit of truth been presented on screen as such a mortally serious matter of honour.

"This move allows us to step up our preparations for the new season, when we will be looking to mount a serious challenge for honours in the FAWSL".

"We request the US side to honour its serious commitment that recognizes Tibet as part of China and opposes Tibet independence," Hong said.

As far as Pembroke is concerned, the seizing and execution of a prisoner in his custody was a breach of the most fundamental chivalric codes, and a serious affront to his honour.

Bastian Schweinsteiger believes Manchester United have enough quality within their squad to mount a serious challenge for major honours this season.

Which naturally sets the stage for one of the "serious" entries to take top honours instead, with Russia's Dima Bilan (who finished second to Finland in 2006) and his Timbaland-produced ballad Believing, Ukraine's cracking Kylie soundalike Shady Lady, and Sweden's Charlotte Perrelli - a previous contest winner in 1999 - all in the frame.

The home win over Morocco offered hope that Algeria could mount a serious challenge for Group D honours, but Saturday's mauling in Marrakech leaves them with little hope of reaching Gabon and Equatorial Guinea next year.

Wolfe said that although he and his brother didn't want to be social commentators, they did serious research with organisations dealing with honour killings to ensure that the film was realistic.