Sentence examples for enhanced prestige from inspiring English sources

Others will return to Britain and to their former, peaceful, lives albeit perhaps with enhanced prestige among British Islamists.

He hopes to use this enhanced prestige to lead his country further into Europe, and especially into the European Monetary Union.

Indeed, cashing in on his enhanced prestige, Karimov just proposed a referendum to extend his current five-year term by two years.

The Keynesian tradition, she said, and the line of research known as "behavioral finance" have "come out of this crisis with greatly enhanced prestige in academia, and in institutions like this".

The landslide election of Republican Warren G. Harding in 1920 was considered a vindication of the Lodge position, and with enhanced prestige he went on to serve as one of four U.S. delegates to the Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armaments (1921).

He appropriated the aristocratic prefix "von" and added it to the family name in the hope of gaining enhanced prestige and attracting pupils.

The last war with Iraq greatly enhanced American prestige and influence.

That and a similar victory in 1610 enhanced French prestige among the allied tribes, and fur trade between France and the Indians increased.

Look for an enhanced Hamas prestige among Palestinians and in the Arab world.

Iran's eagerness to acquire nuclear capacity need not be a result of a particularly Islamic motivation, but if and when Iran does have the bomb, its enhanced power and prestige will certainly be lent to policies that it conceives as promoting the Islamic interest.

He sent General Pierre Augereau to Paris, along with several officers and men to back the coup d'état of 18 Fructidor, year V (September 4, 1797), which eliminated the royalists' friends from the government and legislative councils and also enhanced Bonaparte's prestige.