The lack of profit does not diminish an alumni dominated board s incentive to compete for prestige by, for example, hiring distinguished faculty, accepting meritorious students, and striving for athletic or artistic achievement.

This adds to their power, wealth, and prestige.

These groups only exist because of people's ideas of prestige or dishonor.

First accrue wealth, power, and prestige, then lose it.

In fact, US prestige has suffered much since 2008.

The idea that prestige is important is not new.

Of these, the Diplomatic Career enjoys the highest responsibility, prestige and remuneration.

What shapes this process are competitiveness, financial considerations and prestige.

The return to Chechnya of an amnestied Zakaev would greatly increase Kadyrov s prestige.

Being a nuclear power provides sovereign states with protection and prestige.

But, seen from today s perspective, Kennedy s presidency seems like a high point of American prestige.

That price is not necessarily a gain in prestige for the Kremlin.

Consequently, the prestige of the Taliban and other militant groups operating in the area has grown.

They will include prestige projects, high employment companies, and politically well connected businesses.

We must value a sense of moderation and modesty instead of an unquenchable greed for money, prestige, and consumption.

But these complaints fail a vital diplomatic test preservation of national dignity, prestige, and the honor of one's citizens.

We must ask ourselves a question must we pay the price of lack of progress on reform because of the stubbornness of some States that want to gain prestige by becoming permanent members? Should we not try to reach a fair and reasonable solution through democratic consultation and a cautious and responsible attitude?

Past performance is also important the visibility and prestige of a sport increases after Olympic success, as does funding.

China, they believe, is regaining the status and prestige that it enjoyed until the end of the eighteenth century.

But the rapid decline of US prestige and soft power during the 2000 s sowed doubt outside the US.

The second lethal blow to Putin s prestige came with the unprecedented scale of fraud perpetrated in December s parliamentary elections.

Past performance is also important the visibility and prestige of a sport increases after Olympic success, as does funding.

lack of a partner, or lack of willingness from partner.

After the breaking up of the Young Pioneers in 1991 its prestige declined, though it remained a popular vacation destination.

UNIDO's current stability and international prestige were largely due to the leadership of Mr. Magariños over the past eight years.

Having them, their prestige among other fighters will soar, and so will support for their moderate stance.

Lack of access to information, lack of protection and lack of legal aid are other factors that aggravate violence against women.

The ownership of property is not always going to assure power, but there are frequently people with prestige and little property.

Security Council reform is not about any country's prestige or power, but about transforming the balance of power in the world.

141 cases were closed due to lack of evidence, Budgetary Principles Law lack of public interest, lack of any wrongdoing or unknown offender.

But the problem was a lack of resources, not a lack of willingness.

That is why competition for national prestige has been the main motive in international politics since the beginning of the twentieth century.

Other limitations included unsuitability of methods and tools, lack of national capacity, lack of data, lack of financial resources and lack of appropriate institutional frameworks which contributed to the difficulties in applying the IPCC Guidelines.

Lack of teachers.

Also, the prestige gained in the aftermath of the battle helped the revolutionaries to announce the Turkish Constitution of 1921 on January 20, 1921.

The problem is the lack of trust, the lack of confidence, the lack of partnership between NGOs, campaign groups, civil society organizations and multinational companies.

At the diplomatic level, Europeans could threaten to deprive Russia of the prestige it draws from participating in G8 and EU Russia Summits.

What is often presumed to indicate lack of commitment happens to be lack of capacity.

The most common quills were taken from the wings of geese or ravens, although the feathers of swans and peacocks were sometimes favored for prestige.

The prestige of special training schools is lower than that of universities, but graduates, particularly in technical areas, are readily absorbed by the job market.

Lack of motion detection.

Barriers lack of resources

The first, and deepest, consequence consists in plummeting prestige of and respect for the US and the Bush administration in Latin American public opinion.

The question now is whether this determination can bring about the type of surprising breakthrough to peace that Sadat s newfound prestige in 1973 yielded.

In the case of the Middle East, that traditional mobilizer is Islam, and so threats to national prestige are presented as threats to Islam.