Sentence examples for head of reputation from inspiring English sources

Mike Paul, the head of Reputation Doctor, isn't surprised that the Kochs' rebranding has encountered troubles.

Richard Sexton, head of reputation and public policy at PwC, said: "We are very clear that we report to the shareholders and engage with the audit committee as their representatives.

The great oratorios – Athalia, Israel in Egypt and Saul – have always been at the head of his reputation.

Its other two members are: Geraldine Proudler, head of the reputation and media litigation practice at the London law firm, Olswang.

David Engel, head of the reputation protection and media litigation team at the City law firm Addleshaw Goddard, said the new measures represented a clarificiation of the law rather than a major change.

Damon provided the film's "relatable heart", according to Forrest Wickman of Slate, who concluded that even with her controlled performance, Winslet "lives up to her head-of-the-class reputation even in an unusually small role".

This was a reference to the head of state's reputation for opulence, gambling and womanising.

Gerald McEntee, the head of AFSCME, has a reputation as one of the politically canniest union leaders.

The need to do just this is now confirmed by hard evidence: on average, shareholder value declines 33percentt within a year after a self-inflicted and visible crisis rears its ugly head (Booz & Co .. 4. The quantification of reputation grows exponentially.

Ickes won a wider reputation as head of the Public Works Administration (PWA; 1933 39).

In that case, a need for new scapegoats in the UK could further erode its reputation, Fabian Zuleeg, head of the European Policy Centre, believes.