Although the designations are largely honorific, the government provides tax credits for preservation work.

It would have resulted in a largely honorific position in which he would have reported to Ms. Highstein, the new director of the music center.

Bishop Bourchier's reforms put an end to this, stripping the hospital's financial controls from the master and making it a largely honorific position given to already important people.

He was educated in mathematics by a private tutor, and upon completing his formal education his father secured him a largely honorific cavalry commission.

Although the post is largely honorific, the election was bitterly contested by the parties, for whom it had become a pointer to fortunes on October 16.

The position is not an elected one and is largely honorific.

Although elected President of the Library in 1926, this was a largely honorific appointment.

According to one biography, "his life-long association with basketball remained largely honorific or ceremonial."

The role has been largely honorific since 1806, when a Deputy Clerk Register was appointed.

Aside from these duties, the title is largely honorific as the Constitution does not confer any additional powers on the office holder.