Sentence examples for internal prestige from inspiring English sources

Today, a leafy park stands over the ruins of Hama's city centre, where members of Syria's dozen security services patrol for any sign of renewed dissent.With the AmericansAlong with his internal prestige, Hafez Assad's international influence was draining away.

The IOC is wholly responsible for this: It should have denied Putin the internal prestige he craves, while depriving the insurgents of a major target, by removing the Games when it was still politically and logistically possible.

His international prestige provides him with protection.

This means that economics has far more political clout than other social sciences, but it also has reshaped the profession, turning external policy influence into an important form of internal disciplinary prestige.

In Brezhnev's defence, it can be said that the Soviet Union reached unprecedented and never-repeated levels of power, prestige, and internal calm under his rule.

Italy suffered a marked loss of prestige politically and militarily, and the internal situation was far from favourable.

Subsequent monarchs often used their prestige as religious leaders to contain internal conflicts caused by competition among tribes.

The heart of Seeckt's policy was to maintain the power and prestige of the army by avoiding internal dissension.

But France and Germany also believe that any recourse by Greece to the International Monetary Fund would damage the euro's prestige and highlight their inability to sort out internal problems.

Both transformed American narrative and character but "The Sopranos" created a cottage industry: Tales of men battling internal demons and external pressures took the idiot box to  "prestige television" until, inevitably, their sheer number and similarity ensured a backlash.

Closer marriages earn more Stability and Prestige points, securing your family's power against external and internal threats alike.