This work enjoyed a great reputation during the Middle Ages.

The Tribunal enjoys a high reputation for fairness and integrity.

Sami was a doctor with a comfortable salary and a reputation.

Both countries have a reputation for corruption in government.

In any case, India s elections have a reputation for honesty.

Today, the university is also strong in management, humanities, architecture and the social sciences.

Japan has a strong international reputation when it comes to managing natural disasters.

Breaking the cultural code damages a person s reputation, and perhaps one s career.

Álvarez Paz has a worldwide reputation for being an honorable man devoted to democratic principles.

Serbian daily Kurir initiated a series of articles that have seriously harmed Jolie's good reputation in Serbia

The village lay outside of the area to be assigned by the United Nations to the Jewish State it had a peaceful reputation.

One speaker emphasized the damage to his country's image as a result of it being seen as a source of economic and financial crimes, in particular fraud.

In that case, the agreement will not only damage America s reputation, but will also undermine global stability.

Now in its twelfth year, the programme, which is taught by senior scholars and practitioners of conflict resolution, has gained a reputation for excellence.

Their illegitimate nuclear commerce has created a nightmare for the reputation, safety, and security of their country.

Morgan or Mellon collected largely old masters from the cinquecento, whose reputation was clearly and solidly established.

In the ancient world, Athenians identified with their city s democratic ethos, while Spartans prided themselves on their city s reputation for military discipline and strength.

Only the Poles can harm Poland s reputation and influence, and one must say that they have excelled at it of late.

Repairing the damage to the reputation of the Ministry is likely to take some time and will not happen before the elections in October.

How badly the financial crisis damaged the reputation and performance of the major Western centers is a question increasingly asked in London, and to a lesser extent in New York.

Last month, a highly reputable source confirmed that the Guantánamo prisoners are suffering from more than indefinite detention.

The man chosen to lead it was a protégé of the CIA with a reputation for being a strongman a far cry from democracy.

An administration that has consistently boasted of its willingness to bend (and sometimes break) the law to meet an unprecedented threat has become notorious not for its flexibility, but for its rigidity.

One camp notes that, for decades, no advanced country has dared to do this, and that is why these countries still enjoy a positive reputation.

In some parts of the world (such as China), public universities usually enjoy higher reputation domestically and they are often among the most influential research institutions in the world.

The prosecution charge sheet notes that material on this Internet site is considered detrimental to the reputation and security of the nation and full of ideas and views opposed to the system of government in Syria .

During the Middle Ages and through the Renaissance period, English cuisine enjoyed an excellent reputation, though a decline began during the Industrial Revolution with the move away from the land and increasing urbanisation of the populace.

On the same day, the Central Executive Committee of the Pakistan People s Party authorized the prime minister to reappoint a smaller cabinet with fewer ministers enjoying reputation of integrity, competence, and efficiency.

To be sure, the EU s lengthy internal crisis over the proposed constitution was a major distraction, and damaged the Union s reputation in the Balkans.

As a result of the slave labor brick plants, as well as reports of an eight year old child worker being buried alive and migrant workers killed, Hongdong s name has become infamous.

In that case, the agreement will not only damage America s reputation, but will also undermine global stability.

The assessment of OIOS is that the Best Practices and Local Leadership Programme Section has been successful in promoting the Programme, enlarging its network of partnerships and raising funds, and that it is well regarded by partners and senior management.

Section 2 of the MONUC code of conduct has similar provisions and also provides that sexual exploitation and abuse is defined, among other things, as any sexual misconduct that has a detrimental effect on the image, credibility, impartiality or integrity of the United Nations.

That will not be possible, however, unless the elections are transparent and credible. In Venezuela s volatile political climate, ensuring a fair process will require the presence of reputable international election observers something that, so far, Maduro has refused to allow.

Both of India s last two presidents had distinguished themselves in professional careers before being elected one in the Foreign Service and the other in nuclear physics and their reputations were above reproach.

Although Brazil boasts effective tax collection and its central bank has a reputation for prudent monetary policy, fiscal resources are squandered on social programs and on constitutionally mandated expenditures that produce low returns, owing to poor public sector implementation.

None of Europe s financial problems would look remotely as challenging today if doubts about the eurozone s future had been dispelled two years ago, and the reputational and financial costs would have been dramatically less than they have been in the past 30 months.

And, just as the inhuman terror attacks of September 11, 2001 severely damaged Islam s credibility in many people s eyes, the invasion of Iraq, which was based on lies, has damaged both Christianity and the Western community of values.

The Serbian newspaper has triggered thousands of negative, pro Serbian votes on imdb.com, one of the most reputable film rating sites, causing the film's score to drop drastically to 3.3 from an average of 5.4.

The country has long had an unparalleled reputation for corruption. But, since the late 1990s and especially after 2000, when the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), which had ruled for 70 years, was swept from power Mexico has made significant inroads in combating the practice, at least at the federal level.

Fortunately, in his second term, with Condoleezza Rice and Karen Hughes at the State Department and Rumsfeld s reputation dented by failures that in the private sector would have led to his firing or resignation, Bush has shown an increased concern about America s soft power.