Furthermore, weaker perceptions of medical risk mediated the effect of the nonstigmatizing image on policy ratings.
Of course, for Israel's critics, including those who firmly support the existence of a Jewish state, the problem is not one of image but of policy.
Opposition Conservatives said the leaked note, which was splashed across British newspapers, proved that Mr. Blair is obsessed with image instead of policy and had been "rattled" by a series of successful Conservative initiatives.
"We must radically alter this slightly too extravagant image of cultural policy, to awaken deep within all our regions an attachment to culture and the promotion of culture as a lever of economic attractiveness for our country," she said.
By taking a leading role, the deeply unpopular leader hopes with one swoop to save the badly tarnished image of French policy in the Arab world, prove that France matters on the global stage and save his re-election battle for 2012.
Message to the U.S.: The summit in Havana is a blow to Washington, injurious to its soft power and the image of its policy of isolation.
Assembling the available scientific knowledge (and identifying research gaps) in order to provide a rich, interdisciplinary and highly integrated image of the policy-relevant considerations.
She is empty of purpose but full of unfocused goodwill, the mirror-image of American policy, her impulsive interventions well meant but essentially careless.
With an election of his own due in November, George Bush needs to show America's voters a cheerier image of his foreign policy than is available in Iraq.But the UN's plan now looks unfeasible.
Referring to the strikes on Islamist militant positions in Syria, Mr. Gursel said, "With this latest move, Turkey is trying to rebuild the image of its Syria policy and show that no security threats will be tolerated from anyone".
