Sentence examples for have reputable from inspiring English sources

Does the firm have reputable auditors and lawyers?

So before removing her breasts, a woman should (as I'm sure Jolie did) have reputable counseling by a specialist.

All their vehicles are regularly checked and we have reputable customer relationship management producers in case of a potential missed delivery.

Plenty of pornographers have been trapped by Vixie, but so have reputable names like AT&T, Ziff-Davis and hundreds of Web hosts and marketers perceived as acting as conduits for spammers.

Although an important reason might be that a lot of countries and regions have reputable peer-reviewed local or regional journals in their own language, the dominance of English as lingua franca of scientific communication offers a huge advantage to English native speakers [ 19].

Courts are more likely to allow signature bonds for people who have reputable, trustworthy lawyers.

The main day shift assembles at 3.45am to be bussed to World Cup sites, but Khalib is one of the lucky ones; he earns £380 a month and has reputable employers, who pay for basic food and accommodation.

Indeed, the farther the distance, the better off you are having reputable professionals take care of everything, including your pets.

Then have a reputable specialist explain what they mean.

"They do not want to have good reputable scholar," she wrote in memoir-style notes.

"If something happens with your child or your health and you can't fly, you need to have a reputable broker who can be your advocate," said Chet Dudzik Jr., president of JetWay Private Air.