The monument to Lesya Ukrayinka as a symbol of Chernivtsi-Saskatoon universities’ fruitful collaboration by Yuriy Makar

“…In June, 1977 on behalf of Professor Konstiantyn Chervinskyi – the-then Rector of State University of Chernivtsi, the author had the honour to meet in Kyiv Robert Begg – the President of University of Saskatchewan. …”
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UPACARA SIRAMAN DAN NGALUNGSUR GENI DI DESA DANGIANG KABUPATEN GARUT by Ani Rostiyati

“…These two traditional ceremonies are intended to give honour to the ancestors by visiting their tombs and preserving their legacy such as sacred things like kris, machete, and canon. …”
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Pages of history of the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (Paris) in medal art by Victor Barshteyn, Yaroslav Blume

“…Table medals of France and the USA, researched and described by the authors of the article, were created to honour these famous scientists. Attention is also drawn to modern tourist medals (tokens) dedicated to the Museum’s facilities: the Garden of the Plants, the Great Evolution Gallery, the Palaeontological Museum (Galleries of Comparative Anatomy and Palaeontology), the Botanical Garden Zoo, and the Vincennes Zoo. …”
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<i>In Altum</i>—“Put Out into the Deep”: A Formation Program for Missionary Discipleship for Students at the University of Notre Dame Australia by John Topliss, Thomas V. Gourlay, Reginald Mary Chua

“…Recently, the National Catholic Education Commission, in its document <i>Leading Formation for Mission</i>, also elaborates a solid definition of formation and stated: ‘Formation is imaginative, creative and honours adult learning principles […] It engages the ‘intellect’ and is nurtured by appropriate theological content and it engages the ‘Spirit’ and is characterised by contemplation and action for mission’ (2022). …”
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The slave-girls who enslaved the free-born: Slave-girls and their masters in Islamic literature (Las esclavas que esclavizaron a los nacidos libres: Esclavas y sus amos en la liter... by Aram A. Shahin

“…These sources provide quite a number of stories in which the masters of slave-girls fall deeply in love with them, and then, when faced with the prospect of separation or are indeed separated from them, humble themselves and risk losing their honour, all of their wealth, and even their own lives in order to be reunited with the girl whom they love. …”
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El "aguante" y las hinchadas argentinas: una relación violenta by Pablo Alabarces, José Garriga Zucal, María Verónica Moreira

“…These are part of a "way of being" that both defines and distinguishes them, and constitutes a complex system of honour and prestige that valorates positively the courage, the bravery and the surrending in a physical confrontation. …”
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NTUC Income : managing social mission and business goals in a market-driven economy by Wee, Beng Geok, Lian, Robert, Koh, Shirley

“…This fact was not missed by the Prime Minister of Singapore who urged the cooperative "not to forget those in the lower income bracket" when he graced the cooperative's 30th anniversary celebration as Guest-of-Honour. Since 2001, the local insurance industry had undergone major changes in the form of new regulations following the Monetary Authority of Singapore's liberalization of the financial services industry. …”
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A comparative survey of the status and application of Islamic Law in the legal system of Malaysia and Nigeria by Mokhtar, Khairil Azmin, Oba, Abdulmumini A

“…Although the treaties between the British and the Malay rulers and between the British and Emirs in Northern Nigeria respectively required the British to refrain from any intervention in matters of custom and Islamic law, the British did not fully honour these promises. With the advent of British colonialism began a gradual reduction of the influence of Islamic law and the expansion of the British common law and statutes that eventually constituted the State law in the colonial era and even in the post colonial period in both countries. …”
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Attitudes of South Asian men in the UK toward women and their understanding of and justification for domestic violence by Kaur, Harjinder

“…Concepts such as masculinity, tradition, culture, religion, and honour were explored. The findings show that whilst the majority of men held liberal attitudes, they were still setting the parameters of appropriate female behaviour. …”
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The life and work of Maurice Greene (1696-1755) by Johnstone, H

“…Three years later, he took his doctorate at Cambridge, and was honoured with the title of Professor of Music in the University. …”

The voices of Coriolanus: merit, law, and necessity by Landis, C

“…These conflicts rapidly implicate the central terms of early modern political thought (e.g., merit, custom, consent, policy, prerogative, justice, law, honour, nobility, Machiavellian ‘dissimulation’, etc.). …”

The Experience of Caring For Elderly Parents among Low-Income Malay Adult Children in Kuala Lumpur by Alavi, Khadijah

“…Islamic teachings emphasizing the divine favour and honour associated with caring for parents were identified as a coping strategy to overcome their burden. …”
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Digital Learning Content in Automotive Technology Program Towards Student Cognition in TVET: A Partial Experiment by Mohamed Shafieek, Muhammad Shahrir, Ismail, Affero, Razali, Siti Soleha

“…In total, 47 students in the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Honours) in the Mechatronics (Automotive) programme participated in the investigation. …”
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Kehidupan famili dan unit kediaman : satu kajian hubongannya dalam famili Melayu / by 185077 Mohd. Jais Basiran

“…. - rituals, as related to the belief system, is a major factor in space creation; plus the need of privacy for women, the need to honour guest, other than the functional requirements. …”

A novel multi-criteria decision-making approach for prioritization of elective surgeries through formulation of “weighted MeNTS scoring system” by Hassan Sikandar Rana, Muhammad Umer, Uzma Hassan, Umer Asgher

“…Mostly the patients of general surgery are entertain with highly subjective “time-honoured” methods that are inadequate to measure and compare the urgency of surgical procedure. …”
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The designs of A.J. Kropholler for the town hall in Wateringen by Yvonne van Mil

“…In the thirties Kropholler made the design for the town hall of the municipality of Wateringen. In honour of the occupation of the town hall in 1938 the municipality published a booklet in which three of Kropholler's remarkable design sketches are shown. …”
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Die sakelys vir wetsteksvertolking en die epog van konstitusionalisme in Suid-Afrika by Lourens du Plessis

“…The article concludes by taking stock of the unfounded certainties about statutory interpretation it has sought to undermine and suggests the exploration of an approach to law-text interpretation that honours both the concerns of present-day philosophies o f understanding and jurists’ responsibility to opt for text-meanings that will optimise justice.…”
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The Bridegroom’s kiss in the <i>Song of Songs</i>. The commentaries of Bernard of Clairvaux and William of Saint-Thierry by Francesca Pullano

“…The Song of Songs held a place of honour in the monastic tradition and in the mystical theology; the commentaries written by Bernard of Clairvaux and by William of Saint-Thierry, exercised a great influence on Western mystical philosophy. …”
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Starożytny łaciński centon: próba przybliżenia na przykładzie „Centonu weselnego” Auzoniusza by Tatiana Krynicka

“…While some twentieth century scholars had treated cento with undeserved contempt, the research of the last decades has given it its honour back. Centos still require our attention, especially that, through their analysis, we may try to obtain a more faithful portrait of the well educated ancient reader. …”
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Sturm en het stadhuis. Een Duits architectuurdocent corrigeert het werk van Jacob van Campen en Jacob Roman by Thomas H. von der Dunk

“…Among the many tourists honouring the building with a visit was the North-German architect Leonhard Christoph Sturm (1669-1719), teacher at the Ritterakademie of Wolffenbüttel, who had a large number of treatises on architecture to his name and reported on his findings during his travels in the Netherlands and France in 1697, 1699 and 1712 in his Architectonische Reiseanmerkungen, which appeared in the year of his death. …”
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