In 1998, it sold 90,000 cars in the United States, its image damaged by shoddy workmanship and lackluster designs.
The rescue is crucial to re-establishing Slovakia's credibility with the West and repairing a national image damaged by corruption and crony capitalism.
Like BP, which found its corporate image damaged by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill last year, Renault may soon be looking for new people for its executive suite.
Firstly, the Socialist candidate, François Hollande, told "France's permanent ambassadors in the world" that they had… "suffered, perhaps more than anyone else, from the country's degraded image, an image damaged by the policies of the past five years".
"Fazio has certainly seen his image damaged, but not as much as would have happened in other countries because of cultural reasons and also because in recent years the Italian judiciary has been accused of carrying out politically motivated trials.
He sees it as an attempt to improve the Turkish image, damaged by its rejection in March of the unification plan brokered by the United Nations and accepted by Greek Cypriots.
The technique like LSBM embeds data, irrespective to the nature and structure of image damaged texture in the LSB plane.
Bill Clinton, still in a way reforming his image damaged by Monica Lewinsky and Marc Rich, would love to have one of those.
While Romney says Obama has weakened America's position in the world, the White House contends that the president has improved a U.S. image damaged by the Bush administration's perceived go-it-alone approach.
Just to make it even more complicated, we're subjected to a constant diet of unrealistic body images – damaging our self-esteem (particularly for women), but also driving us to lifestyles that are completely counterproductive and damaging to our health.
