Don't simply adopt an author's opinion because of his or her supposed "prestige" and "fame --work through the data you obtain through your research, and fame --workwn conclusions about the topic.
Barbara Walzer, who took over as executive director of the association last year, said she would like to adopt a more equitable system in which each applicant is judged on merit, not prestige or tenure.
The principles of success are universal and many global markets can adopt valuable insights from Japanese businesses that do not have to do so much with the external conditions such as office, funding or prestige.
Prestige's board has adopted a poison pill, but it expires at the company's next annual shareholder meeting unless approved by shareholders.
The Scottish crown grew in prestige throughout the era and adopted the conventional offices of Western European courts and later elements of their ritual and grandeur.
RF's fellowship program was sharply reduced in Latin America and SPHM took over the program by recruiting full time staff and adopting RF's curriculum, fellowship model and prestige.
In the Philippines similar variants are sometimes interpreted as vestiges from a remote Indian mythology, adopted probably for the sake of their cultural prestige.
They were joined by the Banu Thaqif (inhabiting the city of Ta'if) who adopted an anti-Meccan policy due to the decline of the prestige of Meccans.
In essence, he said, some colleges have adopted the enrollment tactics of private colleges to increase revenues and enhance prestige.
