The president's skills seem to lie in milking the West for what he can get, cooking the electoral books to stay in office, and allowing family and friends to make noble reputations for themselves as war profiteers.But for now, Mr Karzai is all anyone has, one more proof that Americans do not excel when they attempt to pick their man.
They argue that health, pleasure, beauty, strength, wealth, good reputation, and noble birth are neither good nor bad.
The Alcmaeonids, whom the curse had alienated from the nobility, championed a middle way based on Solon's reforms; but both these parties were outmaneuvered by Peisistratus, a noble with a good military reputation who appealed to the poorer classes and, with their support, seized power in 560.
The first is Finkel, played by Jonah Hill, whose reputation as a noble journalist was sullied after evidence revealed he produced fictitious reports on the African slave trade (i.e. he was like Johann Hari or Jayson Blair before they came along).
Yes, perhaps it's wrong, and perhaps these insensitive souls care little about the reputation of the noble art, yet ask yourself this -- what causes more long-term damage to boxing's long-term health; two fighters fighting at an inopportune moment, or years of regulated mismatches between blank faces competing for indecipherable titles?
He got tons and tons of value and more importantly, earned a reputation of being a noble gentleman.
This is done to enhance or augment the company's reputation and not necessarily for noble or self-sacrificing reasons.
World War II was great PR and the biggest games based on it have cemented America's reputation as a powerful and noble entity.
In the hands of talented growers like Mr. Pico, Chablis lives up to its reputation as one of the noblest expressions of the chardonnay grape variety.
Mr. Ahsan has won many court cases, some for clients with less than spectacular reputations, and some for more noble causes, including the reinstatement of Mr. Chaudhry in July.
