Sentence examples for changing reputation of canada from inspiring English sources
A recent column in the Canadian Press by Alexander Panetta examined the changing reputation of Canada to our lovely American friends.
Regarding Canada's changing reputation, Leslie writes: "Forget the idea of Canada as dull, responsible and environmentally minded: That is so 20th century.
I would jump at the opportunity to talk on TV and radio about changing the reputation of Chinese food in the UK.
The appointment brought out, in a striking fashion, the changing nature of modern Canada: since World War II Canada had become a genuinely multicultural society, with attitudes influenced by the heavy flow of immigrants.
Changing that unfair reputation of Ukip is vital".
"She is changing the whole reputation of the head scarf," Farah Alia Razali-Tyler, a law graduate, told me.
Another impact of Al Jazeera America was changing the reputation that Al Jazeera had in the United States when it launched.
When I ask why he's so fixated on changing that reputation, he says, "It undermines the integrity of the place.
Now a new group is working to remake that reputation by changing some of the industry's practices.
Team USA Coach John Tortorella said some were "overthinking" his constant changing of his lines before the Canada game, but perhaps extended thought before the tournament on his tactics might have helped.
