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  1. Honor is a measuring stick that reflects a person---s worth in society, trustworthiness, decency, and loyalty. (Web site)
  2. Honor is a categorical imperative, and as such is absolutely binding and exceptionless.
  3. Honor is a behavioral construct.
  4. Honor is a public concept and is incompatiable with secrecy.
  5. Honor is the name that used to be given to the will to assert the one identity over the other. (Web site)


  1. A common concept in games and fiction that involve honor codes is family honor. (Web site)
  2. A paragon of honor cannot be swayed from the call of duty to family, clan, guild, or other association. (Web site)


  1. To even question the honor of such a character is unthinkable. (Web site)
  2. Chaotic evil characters, however, use honor as a way to trick others. (Web site)


  1. The Mafia is an egregious example of an organization that has a code of honor that is clearly self-serving and entirely insular.
  2. Honor requires a supportive community of peers, professional associates, or members of an organization.
  3. The Knight Protectors, a loose organization of chivalric-minded warriors described in Complete Warrior, hold to this code of honor. (Web site)

Honor System

  1. The Honor System is an essential element in the character molding which goes on at the Military Academy.
  2. However, an incomplete grade may be assigned to the accused student pending the decision of the Graduate Honor System.
  3. Also, at the discretion of the Chief Justice and the Graduate Honor System Advisor, amendments may be initiated through the Graduate Honor System.


  1. In more recent times, the Honor Committee has been set up as a recognized and respected agency within the Corps of Cadets.
  2. Becoming an instructor at his own nation's Military Academy, he founded an Honor System like the one he had known as a cadet.
  3. Having once accepted the privilege, he is honor bound to report himself for any violation which he commits while absent from barracks.
  4. Only if a cadet indicates by, a statement that he has complied or will comply with a particular regulation does the Honor System enter into consideration.
  5. Cadets who are found guilty of violations of the Honor Code are either allowed to resign or required to stand trial by court-martial.


  1. The Graduate Honor Code establishes a standard of academic integrity.
  2. If we do not honor our parents, our own creativity will be diminished, because we shall have behaved unethically.
  3. The Oath of Honor fills that void, provides the profession with a tool that is easily institutionalized, understood and remembered.
  4. Marketers shall uphold and advance the integrity, honor and dignity of the marketing profession.
  5. Honor as I have defined it is a practice that can have a benign effect on the culture of a service of the armed forces in both a moral and practical sense.

West Point

  1. The Honor System at West Point is the outgrowth of many years of development and experience.
  2. The Honor System is effective at West Point because it has the loyal support of the authorities and of the Corps of Cadets.
  3. He came back to West Point to appear before the Honor Committee once more and to report upon his work abroad.

Graduate Honor

  1. To this end, all qualified graduate students and faculty shall be encouraged to participate in the Graduate Honor System.
  2. A member of the staff of the Dean of the Graduate School shall be appointed by the President to serve as the Graduate Honor System Advisor.
  3. Failure to perform this service as specified by the Graduate Honor System shall constitute grounds for the automatic invocation of part "f" below.
  4. In fact, I would argue that the essential feature of honor is perhaps this tug of war between group allegiance and the demands of one-s own conscience.


  1. I would like now to articulate the relevance of honor in its military sense.
  2. Many military schools and ROTC units employ honor systems that prohibit lying, cheating, and stealing.


  1. Honor, as it is understood by the Corps of Cadets, is a fundamental attribute of character.
  2. It should be apparent from the foregoing explanation that the Honor System is not a means for disciplining the Corps of Cadets.
  3. Noteworthy is the fact that for its success the Honor System depends more upon the Corps of Cadets than upon the supervision of the officers.


  1. The way we honor all these is by keeping the commandments.
  2. However, we must always behave ethically toward our parents and always treat them with love, respect, and honor.
  3. Meyo (honor): A samurai---s conscience is the judge of his honor. (Web site)
  4. Someone with an opposing code of honor reacts differently to a character than one with a similar code. (Web site)
  5. Such characters are often compelled by their own hearts to live according to an honor code. (Web site)


  1. Cadets are constantly reporting themselves for unintentional violations of the Honor System.
  2. If he is caught, he is punished for a violation of restrictions without the Honor System becoming involved.


  1. Using honor in your game requires a campaign with understood codes of behavior. (Web site)
  2. This minimum standard of honor usually represents a neutral alignment, with leanings toward law. (Web site)
  3. No game mechanic measures or tracks a character---s honor in this system, just as no game mechanic measures or tracks a character---s alignment. (Web site)
  4. You may choose to use honor as an actual game mechanic, tracking numbers that change according to the characters--- individual accomplishments. (Web site)


  1. A general must seek to find courage the mean between cowardice and foolhardiness, in order to gain honor.


  1. The Oath of Honor provides a continuous and powerful reinforcement for our employees and our organizations.
  2. Among the initiatives of the IACP is the adoption by all law enforcement agencies of the Law Enforcement Oath of Honor.


  1. Sommers: You recognize that the Western honor culture is inherently unstable. (Web site)
  2. We live in a culture of entitlement that feels that people owe us honor; it---s our right.


  1. As the GM, you are responsible for creating these codes of honor. (Web site)
  2. Under a free-form system, the GM must determine how much a character benefits from honor. (Web site)


  1. For their part, the authorities are careful not to use the Honor System to prevent the violation of regulations.
  2. This work, he hoped, would make amends for the offense that he had formerly committed against the standards of honor of West Point. (Web site)
  3. To embrace honor is to uphold a positive and enduring military tradition.
  4. I will then try to define honor by identifying some of its salient and enduring characteristics.


  1. Refer to the following table, using the row that relates to your honor score, when you interact with someone of that sort. (Web site)
  2. Some examples of actions and their impact on a character---s honor score appear in Table: Earning and Losing Honor. (Web site)


  1. Since he is also a fighter, his starting honor score gets a +1 increase. (Web site)
  2. His alignment is the same as that of the majority of his family members, so his starting honor score gets an additional +2 increase. (Web site)
  3. This system proposes a way to determine a starting honor score for each character, and how a character---s actions affect his honor score thereafter. (Web site)


  1. Honour (Commonwealth English) or honor (American English) comprises the reputation, self-perception or moral identity of an individual or of a group.
  2. The idea is that characters can ---inherit--- some portion of their family---s reputation for honor, or dishonor. (Web site)

Someone Who

  1. It is important to remember that the benefits of honor only apply when interacting with someone who shares the same or similar honor code. (Web site)
  2. It is possible to be a good person without honor, and we may even speak of prophets without honor or of someone who is without honor in his own time.


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