Sentence examples for Tainted image from inspiring English sources
Now, cruise companies are seeking to offset that tainted image by offering "voluntourism" experiences.
Commentators in the West have been fixated on the ways Putin is using the World Cup to alter Russia's tainted image as his regime seeks to gain "respect" on the international stage.
But given Andersen's tainted image, Dairy Mart's lawyers evidently felt it necessary to ask the bankruptcy judge for permission to keep Andersen, said Barry Adler, a New York University law professor who specializes in bankruptcy law.
"In his absence, they are likely to fall back on the next likeliest guarantee, Bibi Netanyahu". Mr. Netanyahu has also worked to purge Likud "of some of its more unsavory figures and restored some of its tainted image," Mr. Oren said.
Among the first: "How much money has Jack Warner made by selling tickets compared with 4 yrs ago?" May 2011: Sets out what it will take to restore Fifa's tainted image: a) more transparency: "I'm fighting to clean Fifa, zero tolerance is my battle horse"; and b) less press scrutiny: "The British press have always been critical.
Fifa has met with some of its leading sponsors after they expressed concern over its corruption-tainted image.
They tainted the image of capitalism, perhaps fatally for a generation that does not recall the exhaustion of statist models from pre-Thatcherite England to the Soviet Union.
REBOUNDING from a year of upheaval that left the college with a tainted public image and a reputation among its creditors for not paying its bills, Dowling College may be on the road to fiscal recovery.
The fling likely would have been brushed aside as a personal matter, if not for Boeing's campaign to clean up its tainted public image.
But Malema is a tainted figure in many eyes.
