Sentence examples for morales image from inspiring English sources

The scandal has shattered Morales' image as an honest president, and has triggered calls for his resignation.

Blackening Morales' Image One would expect U.S. diplomats to be critical of Morales in their reporting, but in going over the WikiLeaks cables I've been struck by the remarkably supercilious tone and vindictive accusations hurled at the Bolivian leader.

He is also working to restore the morale and the image of the 6,700-strong 6,700-strongtment.

Allied propagandists at the beginning of World War II tried to paint Hitler as an undignified, cartoonish and flawed character, thinking this would better serve morale than the image of a remorseless, evil mastermind.

If he can build a consensus inside an unwieldy organization that has been torn apart by self-interest, Ward could provide the committee with a needed morale boost and image makeover.

This is particularly true in Getty Square in downtown Yonkers, where the restoration of architectural gems could transform the area and bring a much needed boost to the city's morale and public image, as well as increase its revenue.

This public display of division is devastating to morale and public image.

Image caption Morales opponents say the referendum's result must be respected and "No means no" Many said Mr Morales, who is Bolivia's first indigenous leader, should have the right to remain in power for as long as the people voted him in.

It had been a battle for morale at home and image abroad.

Breaking his public silence and laying bare the internal rifts, Mr. Catell testified at a legislative hearing on Tuesday that the furor had hurt Marketspan's stock price, its image, staff morale and its attempts to build a new enterprise.

For every change you institute, the stakes will be high because of the pre-existing fragility of employee morale, customer relations, brand image and investor confidence.