Sentence examples for full prestige from inspiring English sources
8] threw its full prestige behind Negroes in Albany, Ga., who are fighting in court for freedom to continue demonstrations for their civil rights.
With Vice President Dick Cheney ready to fly to Egypt as soon as tomorrow to meet with Yasir Arafat if the Palestinian leader yields to American demands for a cease fire, President Bush has committed the full prestige of the White House to addressing Middle East violence.
US President and part-Kenyan Luo Barack Obama brought the full prestige and might of the American Presidency to Kenya.
This requires commitment and advocacy for social mobilization, utilizing to the full the prestige and authority of acknowledged leaders of society in all walks of life.
The show is true to its roots as Vimeo's first original web series, and happily, Sinclair and his fellow showrunner Katja Blichfeld haven't let the increased responsibility and pressure that comes with a full-on prestige cable comedy dilute any of what made their web series great.
For a business gift, there's probably no competition: a French champagne like the Pommery "Wintertime" Blancs de Noir, or the Henri Goutorbe Cuveé Prestige Brut, still carries the full payload of prestige.
It put the full power and prestige of the United Nations behind the fight against abusive and exploitative child labour.
"They understand full well that the prestige of the United States is under siege here," Boykin said of the DoJ.
His father-in-law relieved him of the burdensome tasks of politics and war and shouldered them masterfully but treated him with deference and left him a full share of the prestige and income belonging to the crown.
Do I miss the prestige, conferences full of exciting new developments and colleagues, and motivated students of the collegiate world?
It was the new Mad Men – a prestige drama stuffed full of smart actors, including Michael Sheen, Lizzy Caplan and Allison Janney, dealing with an interesting subject: the beginning of the sexual revolution in the US and how William Masters and Virginia Johnson documented that change.
