If you want to keep the reputation that The Times has earned in my eyes, you will not allow Murray Chass to write another article like the one about "Moneyball" and Billy Beane.
Supposedly this action was to keep the reputation of the MPS as an authoritative figure, compared to criminals who used to be one the few types of people garnering ink.
And in Apple Inc., the government faces a formidable corporate foe — an iconic American brand that merely has to stand up for privacy to keep the reputation of its products intact.
Their focus will be on how to pass the exam and keep the reputation of the school high, and less on how to graduate students as competent physicians.
Monsignor Kelly, it seems, has kept the good reputation that some men of the cloth have lost in recent decades.
Aficionados in Britain and the United States kept the Creation's reputation alive; this show's rhythm section consisted of the latter-day pop punk stars Tony Barber and Kevin Mann.
Its title taken from Churchill's supposed remark about the great naval traditions, it's the record that has kept the band's reputation high among lowlife poets like Tom Waits and Nick Cave.
Meanwhile the titles and numbers of the boss class lengthened and increased, alienating the programme-making staff who kept the BBC's reputation alive in a climate that has often been politically and commercially hostile, with enmity from governments on the one hand and the Murdoch family on the other (if, that is, those two hands can be differentiated).
While it was transmitted on what was often called the "minority channel", Gardeners' World kept up the reputation established by Gardening Club, but also used the opportunity of the new format to freshen up its approach to the subject – flowers naturally benefitting from the added dimension of colour.
The simulation experiments showed that our defense solution, the RCD module, could effectively keep the sensor reputations intact while distinguishing rogue signals from malicious sensors.
