This race places the prestige of the party organization on the line in Woodside and Sunnyside.
A retired lieutenant general in the Indian Army, Satish Nambiar, writes in Tehelka magazine, "The time has come for the army to reassess its values to restore the image and prestige of the great organization that we have all had the privilege of being part of".
Given the variety of the concerns that these reports raise, the quality of the thinking they represent, and the prestige of the scientists and organizations that produced them, they ought to be a real help in getting the discussion going.
The prestige of the new French administrative organization and the logical arrangement of its internal structure prompted many other European countries to copy its principal features.
The findings are likely to have a major impact, given the prestige of the institute, a private organization of eminent lawyers, judges and legal scholars that has had immense influence on the development of American law since the group was founded in 1923.
Although the Masters is not sponsored by the U.S. Golf Ass'n. the prestige of that fine organization stood behind a ruling that was handed down during the tournament.
Kazakhstan spent years campaigning to lead the O.S.C.E., which it considered a token of international prestige, and repeatedly countered arguments that its political freedoms fell short of the organization's standards.
Their organization, the Nobel Women's Initiative, aims to use the prestige of the prize to bring attention to, and fortify, women's rights movements throughout the world.
After an 11-day hunger strike, he was charged with "weakening the prestige of the state by disseminating false information regarding human rights violations to foreign human rights organizations".
