The image bolstered Nixon's standing as a forceful opponent of Communism and was used in his campaign literature in his run for the presidency, much to the chagrin of Mr. Erwitt, who was no fan of Nixon.
Last month, Lukoil Holding purchased a chain of 1,300 gas stations in the United States, most of them in the Northeast, in a move analysts said was aimed more at burnishing its image than bolstering profits.
[C14.] Lukoil in Deal for Getty Petroleum Russia's biggest oil producer, Lukoil Holding, purchased a chain of 1,300 gas stations in the United States, most of them in the Northeast, in a move analysts said was aimed more at burnishing its image than bolstering profits.
Realizing that their image needed bolstering, the Saudis did what troubled totalitarian regimes the world over do: They hired a PR firm and a gang of high-powered Washington lobbyists.
His low-key image was bolstered by his marriage to a commoner in 2004.
He had been engineering a comeback tour in an effort to rehabilitate his public image and bolster his tottering finances.
A string of abortive coup plans leaked to the media and crude attempts to block Mr Gul's elevation to the presidency have dented the army's image and bolstered that of AK.The latest coup talk may have galvanised Mr Erdogan into a fresh burst of reformist zeal.
While the services will retain distinct identities, the deal can only accentuate FedEx's can-do image, already bolstered by its association with Tom Hanks Tom Hanks, America's heroic everyman.
But by touting its new commitment to the environment, Facebook could boost its public image and bolster recruiting efforts with eco-aware talent.
Their pay is also likely to be inflated beyond what is necessary, their self-image is bolstered, and they enjoy the esteem of others for the career status allegedly achieved through possessing a rare ability to perform their job well.
