Whitman: We wonder if there is a way to embed reputation into Paypal.
The island's Chief Minister Allan Bell said a successful bid would "embed our reputation as the home of cycling".
Reputation is embedded in social network (Nahapiet & Ghoshal 1998).
By embedding qualitative risk (reputation and crisis) into a total quality control approach, these companies and others are experiencing quantitative reductions in risk-associated costs.
Trust, rules, identity, reputation and payment choices are embedded at the peer level.
Due to the fact that neighbourhoods are embedded in a community context in which reputations are developed, the rumours that evolve may affect residents' sense of belonging in different neighbourhoods in different ways.
A series of other problems such as battery fires and spyware embedded on music CDs have not helped its reputation either, and Stringer is now widely seen as being vulnerable if the company's performance does not improve.
Four years ago, Mr. Romney, a former Massachusetts governor, entered the race for the Republican nomination with a reputation as a pro-business pragmatist with moderation embedded in his DNA.
This only fed the university's reputation as a party school, with alcohol abuse already embedded in the undergraduate culture (Johnson, 2005; Sherry, 2007).
Complete with over-zealous student publications and its reputation as a "hip" university, Ryerson is located directly next to and partially embedded in Toronto's version of Times Square, Yonge (pronounced "young") and Dundas.
