Sentence examples for clear reputation from inspiring English sources

But no baggage also means no clear reputation on the divisive issue of racial profiling, something that Frank Askin, a professor at Rutgers Law School, said could be a problem unless Mr. Samson takes immediate action.

"It's been hard for him to move around without a clear reputation," Lawler said, adding that the show could help Drayman in that department.

He too will become a toxic brand, likely further to taint a company trying to clear its reputation.

"We are going to Rio not to just win medals, but to clear the reputation of Kenyan athletes.

In the wake of his death, the Air Force has begun an aggressive campaign to clear his reputation and its own.

An activist lawyer attempts to clear the reputation of his brother, a former New York mayor, in an energetic novel about the temptations of power in the midcentury city.

Back in the museum, she meets her mother's second ex-husband and tries to recruit him to clear her reputation.

Most Englishmen regarded McCarthy as a regrettable figure, Waugh replied, and the book "will not go far to clear his reputation".

In an extraordinary effort to clear its reputation, Nestle brought all six officials to court, mostly from Switzerland, and each one either contradicted LiCari's account or stated he had no memory of the alleged conversation.

because it uses a single remedy, the action for damages, in order to perform three distinct purposes: (a) to permit people to clear their reputation from unfounded allegations; (b) to allow people to claim compensation for harm they suffer because others have abused freedom of speech; and (c) to repress gratuitous vituperation, scurrilous disparagement and malignant calumny.

Moktada al-Sadr, the anti-American Shiite cleric, issued a reflective statement this week that appeared to be another attempt to clear the reputation of his Mahdi Army, a grassroots following that has become more criminal and lost much of its popularity among Shiites.