He will look to augment the Englishness of the men in white, not take away from it, and while over the years he has developed a reputation for being demanding – he is reputed to need even less sleep than Margaret Thatcher, poring over videos and reports into the small hours and getting up early to look at more – he is open to ideas with a voracious appetite for learning.
According to the report, city chiefs demanded the countries reputation for corrupt cops and drug crimes not be mentioned in the film.
Mr. Lee has a reputation for demanding many takes.
The second-largest faction in the government coalition, the centrist party Shinui, has 15 seats and made its reputation by demanding clean government, Mr. Heller noted.
"Just one or two more takes, we're gonna have it," Affleck said, mocking Fincher's reputation of demanding multiple takes.
News organizations cultivate a reputation for demanding transparency, whether by suing for access to government documents, dispatching camera crews to the doorsteps of recalcitrant politicians, or editorializing in favor of open government.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg named the 10 regional superintendents for the city's overhauled school system yesterday, choosing long-time New York City school administrators with reputations as demanding leaders.
Mr. Salman employs the same lawyers as Prince Nasser, London-based Schillings whose motto is 'Defending Reputation, Demanding Privacy.' Schillings in 2014 unsuccessfully attempted to fundamentally alter in line with the Bahrain government's version of events this writer's reporting on the lifting of Prince Nasser's immunity by an English court.
He said Mr. Webster should not serve on the accounting board, which demands someone whose reputation is above reproach.
Even if you and I will never trade again, I treat you honorably because my reputation demands it, and because whatever gain I might reap from sharp dealing doesn't outweigh the possible damage to my future.
