And I'm staking my reputation on same.

HONORARY

Honorary degree...

I saw men crumple up in agony when I shot them.

Doctor Honoris Causa.

Lifelong reputation?

Our name!

Our name, disgraced...

(d) Harm to reputation or dignity

Your father would be disgraced.

But the nearest would be glory, a reputation.

Gentlemen, we have pledged our honour.

Who dissimulate

Those who make a display (of their deeds).

to those who make display

They who would be seen,

Those who do good deeds only to be seen (of men),

Those who put on the appearance.

those who do good (in order) to be seen,

Who would be seen (at worship)

who show off

who show off,

Those who make show of their deeds

who show off (his good deeds)

Who do (good) to be seen,

Those who do things only to be seen by others.

Those who (want but) to be seen (of men),

Special awards and honorific appointments

Our name, you understand?

But our name has been spared!

In 2004, a Bill had been put forward to ensure that all perpetrators of honour killings were tried.

iii. Honour crimes

It makes my head spin to think how quickly you'd divorce me.

Our reputation is at stake.

A kind of symbolic rehabilitation.

I've lost my honor. I'm going to be killed.

In 2003, 3 Arab women were murdered in the name of what is known as family honor .

A plan of action against violence committed in the name of honour was also drawn up.

The question of crimes committed in the name of honour or passion also deserves the close scrutiny of the international community.

(d) Attacks on reputation or dignity

Honorary Chair, Equality Now.

Frankly and candidly, upon my word of honor as a gentleman,

Picture the downfall of your prestige!

I want you to have a good name. I want

You're rich and powerful. Your reputation is stainless.