[World Business, Section W.] Merrill Lynch Looks to Polish Image Merrill Lynch has hired a polling firm, Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates of Washington, to find out whether former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani can help burnish its image.
A12 Chalabi Polishes Image in U.S. Ahmad Chalabi, the former Iraqi exile leader and a deputy prime minister, dismissed the claim that he lured the Bush administration into war with inaccurate intelligence on Iraqi weapons programs.
Khashoggi's unpardonable sin was to call for debate not about the crown prince's social reforms, which he wholeheartedly supported, but about the crown prince's stifling intolerance for anyone who cast even a speck of dirt on his highly polished image as the kingdom's long-awaited savior.
BMW might be willing it doesn't need another luxury nameplate to burnish its already polished image.
How to Draw a Grenade has a nicely polished image in the introduction that draws the reader into the article.
GoodWorks' lobbying disclosures reveal that a number of the firm's clients, including Nigeria and Tanzania, hosted summits for the Sullivan Foundation, using the occasion to polish images tarnished by allegations of pervasive corruption.
Currently, all professional or athletic images show male figures, whereas girls are offered a pink selection of brides and nail polish images.
His often rambling testimony showed a man consumed with polishing his image and legacy.
His last years were spent polishing his image as the "red Napoleon".
He helped revitalize public affairs at Columbia, improving the university's relations with the community and polishing its image.
"This behaviour kills the hard work of the people that have been polishing the image of the sport," said Klitschko. .
