Sentence examples for institution's image from inspiring English sources

The army commander, anxious not to jeopardise his institution's image, has rejected the notion that demobilised paramilitaries could join the armed forces.

JAMES WOLFENSOHN, president of the World Bank, has been trying hard to change his institution's image as an arrogant place full of narrow-minded economists.

That has done little to appease students, who claim that state security officials have long held sway over certain aspects of the university's operations and that the institution's image as a bastion of free speech is wide of the mark.

But the bank said on Sunday afternoon that it would not have any statement after the meeting, though the succession issue has unsettled investors and hurt the institution's image.

Designing the technology infrastructure for a college or university is a strategic decision that affects the quality of the educational experience for both students and faculty, and influences an institution's image and its ability to attract students.

But while the Piano design did much to update the institution's fusty image and enabled curators to present several temporary exhibitions at once, it still did not provide nearly enough room to show off the Morgan's permanent collection.

Among other concerns at stake are employee performance, morale, loyalty, turnover, the institution's public image and its reputation -- not to mention its overall fiscal health and the staff's welfare.

The answer to this challenge is attributed to creation of educational institution's own image – Tenor of Life - for overcoming the stereotypic installations upon formation of uniform ways of cognitive activity.

All OCT images were acquired by a commercial Fourier Domain OCT system (C7-XRTM OCT Intravascular Imaging System, St. Jude Medical, St .Paul, Minnesota) at University Hospitals at Case Medical Center (Cleveland, OH), digitally stored and de-identified by the Institution's Cardiovascular Imaging Core Laboratory.

This rejection of established institutions fueled Trump's image as a leader who wasn't accountable to the Washington elite. .

Whether it is out of guilt, the need to shape an institution's public relations image, health care consumer protests, or some Hippocratic epiphany, compassion has become medically and politically correct.