code of honour

Even he was bound by a certain code of honour.

Marc is a man with his own strange code of honour.

It may result from crime, land disputes or a code of honour.

More important, the code of honour is hardly consistent.

He does his best, relying on the Abbot's holding the same code of honour.

The duel was based on a code of honour.

Without a code of honour to follow or ancestors to provide guidance, they fight constantly for food and territory.

The knight's code of honour requires him to do whatever a damsel asks.

Igors have a particular code of honour, which makes them very loyal and hard-working.

He displays a very strong code of honour.

That would be to abandon any claim whatsoever to the River and Lake code of honour.

And yet it was difficult to refuse point blank that mediation sanctioned by the code of honour.

He judged the Tsurani code of honour, where orders were followed without question, a very alien thing.

He lives with a code of honour that refuses to allow evil to rage unchecked.

The Ninja complied with no code of honour in combat situations.

The code of honour disallowed fear and respected fighting.

With power came corruption, and during the 18th century the Janissary code of honour gradually disappeared.

I would like to know the point of the existing code of honour in relation to arms dealing if such a situation can exist?

The ninja, too, had their code of honour.

But because our code of honour is the equal of yours, I have returned to offer you restitution.

Gentlemen do not speak to one another in this fashion unless prepared to die; such was our code of honour in those days.

There was a well understood code of honour in these matters and guests invariably responded nobly.

Knights thought honour was very important, and they had a code of honour called chivalry.

As Roth says, the film is a meditation on codes of honour, on professional and personal loyalties.

The police have their own "code of honour" instilled into them as any Mafiosi's omerta.