But that debacle, disastrous as it was, had little immediate impact on Kennedy's public standing.
Such appropriations, when they demean or trivialize the music, can erode a composer's public standing.
So far, recent disclosures about domestic spying have not hurt Bush's public standing.
Al Bawaba chided the opposition for circulating such images, suggesting that overreaching risked eroding the anti-Assad fighters' public standing.
It is doubtful if it will ever happen, of course, but it does nothing to improve Desmond's public standing.
Many Israeli legal experts said the punishment was fitting given both the gravity of Mr. Katsav's crimes and the added weight of his public standing.
"Mr. Murdoch's involvement in the phone hacking inquiry increases the risk that the company's public standing image overall will be damaged," the research consultants said in a statement.
Having repeatedly protested his innocence, Mr Huhne pleaded guilty on February 4th; brows furrowed, commentators lamented the damage this did to MPs' public standing.
They noted that Mr. Clinton had a year before scandal erupted, while Mr. Bush had just seven months before Hurricane Katrina sapped his public standing.
However, recruitment, retention and pay will remain key issues for New Labour, given staff shortages and the profession's poor public standing.
Fears that these influencers would no longer endorse Army service were raised in April, he said, when the military's public standing sustained severe blows.
