"keep the prestige" is a valid phrase that could be used in written English.
It is often used to encourage someone to remain in good standing, or to remain respected. For example, "Neil has done some amazing work for this company and he deserves to keep the prestige he has earned."
"I thought the best-of 17 was what kept the prestige of the UK Championship, but this is something I don't agree with at all.
They just want to shut the whole thing down (but ideally keep the money and the prestige that comes with the job).
The prestige factor will likely keep the series around for another year -- but there could be a timeslot change or a reduced episode count.
But after eight years, Mr. Benson said there was not enough money to keep the musical going despite glowing reviews and the prestige of having been performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington.
The prince, whose 14 living children include the billionaire investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, said: "These people want to preserve their power, their money and their prestige, so they want to keep the status quo.
From Berlin to China, Iran to Korea, the giants struggled to get and keep the lead in what quickly became a global contest for power and prestige.
Mr. Carter backs him up, using his prestige as a former president, telephoning African presidents to urge them to keep the pressure on or even flying to Africa to tour villages where the worm persists.
Her policies, therefore, may be seen as desperate measures to keep the Valois monarchy on the throne at all costs, and her patronage of the arts as an attempt to glorify a monarchy whose prestige was in steep decline.
Foot's gallant reputation and prestige kept the left and the unions on side during his time as Jim Callaghan's deputy PM in difficult years from 1976 to 1979.
The brand will keep its prestige and command sizable listing fees, yet little else will distinguish it from Nasdaq.
The next day, the generals changed their mind and when they met Hương at his office, only asked him to formally denounce Taylor's behavior in his meetings with Khánh and his quartet and to "take appropriate measures to preserve the honor of all the Vietnamese armed forces and to keep national prestige intact".
