Sentence examples for board reputation from inspiring English sources

And when a public official is rebuked or fined by the conflicts board, reputation takes a hit.

A sturdy board reputation on corporate governance practices ranging from board independence to dividend policy to disclosure not only attracts investors, but also helps a company raise capital.

A board's reputation is most acutely on display during times of severe corporate controversy or distress.

"Across the board, our reputation with elected officials is improved, not only here in the U.S. but around the world," the lobbyist, Leslie Dach, boasted as he ticked off poll numbers that he said demonstrated the company's improving public profile.

William Webster, former head of the C.I.A. and F.B.I. who was knocked over by the swing of Pitt's pendulum, resigned from the S.E.C.'s accounting oversight board with reputation unbesmirched.

In fact, the board's reputation for grandstanding, micromanagement and factional conflict could well diminish its ability to draw top candidates.

It is a game played not for pieces but for future board positions, reputations and power.

Yes, there is potential for lowest common denominator exams, but in reality, exam boards have reputations, which universities are well aware of.

It doesn't do any board member's reputation any good with his peers to try and cut CEO pay.

Long ago the board acquired the reputation of being one of the least effective regulatory bodies in Sacramento.

Though it is supposed to be a standard-bearer of sorts for other authorizers, the state board has a reputation for leniency.