"In 1990, the pharmaceutical industry had a good image".
"But I think it is important to have a good image campaign.
Olive oil has a good image, thanks to the heavily scrutinized Mediterranean diet, and is rich in polyphenols, Vitamin E, and monounsaturated fatty acids.
Eighty-four percent of Americans say they have a good image of the city, up from 61percentt when the question was last asked in early 1998.
A poll by Odoxa for Le Parisien last month found that 98% of FN sympathisers had a positive image of Marine Le Pen but only 28% had a good image of her father.
"You know, until the Malvinas we had a good image of the British," he says, before pointing down a long avenue towards the railway station and the thousands of miles of rail lines beyond that Britain built.
"You can argue that she is an artificial phenomenon created by television, but the public has a good image of her and she has gotten to where she is in record time," said Bolívar Lamounier, a political analyst in São Paulo.
It's strange how most of us take some form of medication, generally to our advantage, and yet while the NHS continues to have a good image, the pharma industry does not.
While the late Kim Jong-il was still threatening to turn Seoul into a "sea of fire," Chinese propagandists were becoming admiring students of Coca-Cola'strategygy, observing, as one Party textbook put it, that Coke proved that "if you have a good image, any problem can be solved".
Some 70% of French respondents told Ipsos, a pollster, that the civil service had a good image, and they would like their children to join.Still, there are signs, at least, of change in the process whereby alumni of the ENA move seamlessly into the senior ranks of administration.
Of course we have to have a good image as well, and at the moment our tyre performance is not as good as we expected, but because of the positive elements of formula one, our brand awareness is still expanding despite these problems".
