Sentence examples for esteem of its from inspiring English sources

No more and if European rugby is to recover the esteem of its second-tier competition it is going to have to give it the kudos of old.

They believe they can fix upon, and excavate, a place's very identity – or at least an identity, something that can guide a government in figuring out how to rise in the esteem of its neighbours, how to allocate its resources, how best to compose the face it presents to the world.

Lips is a sharing platform with a social mission: to improve the mental-health and self-esteem of its readers by providing an uncensored space for signed or anonymous artistic expression.

Nicolls achieved the transition from Dutch to English rule tactfully and gradually, and his subsequent government of New York was so efficient and fair that he earned the general esteem of both its Dutch and English colonists.

Harold R. Tyler, Jr., an esteemed member of its Board of Directors.

The Mercantile Library of NY mourns the death of Fifi Oscard, esteemed member of its Board of Directors.

IN ITS heyday, Swissair was a pretty good symbol, both of Switzerland's self-esteem and of its reputation for efficiency, profitability and pathological punctuality.

John made enduring commitments and contributions to his community serving as president of The American Jewish Committee, Central New Jersey chapter and esteemed member of its International Relations Commission.

The variations of the self-esteem, and of its components, depending on the gender and on the academic course have led us to build specific standardization for boys and girls and for apprentices and high school students.

The Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, and its Alumni Board of Governors, record with deep sorrow the passing of Sydria Harrison, beloved mother of Aaron Harrison, M.D. class of 1974, president of the College's Alumni Association and esteemed member of its Board of Overseers.

Of course a business must earn the trust and esteem of consumers in its native land.