In the light of Trump's unforeseen metamorphosis into a would-be dictator, the event's longstanding significance as a prestigious entertainment-industry function no longer holds, and no alternative significance readily offers itself.
Calling the report "very peculiar," Sawyer said, "I sincerely doubt that the decision to (sink the ship) was taken at anything other than a political level". Tricot, 65, a member of the Council of State, a prestigious body with judicial functions, was named by Premier Laurent Fabius two weeks ago after Mitterrand ordered the investigation.
Arbind Singh, a well-known development activist from India, was on Friday given the prestigious Skoll Foundation Social Entrepreneurship Award at a function in Oxford for his work in the informal labour sector.
As the role of engineering became ever more prestigious, a seductive idea arose: perhaps architectural excellence could be reduced to function.
Once a prestigious southern African institution, today it is without functioning sewers or running water.
Today, Jill Kelley "no longer receives prestigious invitations to the diplomatic and distinguished governmental functions".
He received the prestigious prize for his work on the structure and function of the ribosome.
This is how prestigious colleges, notably Harvard, Kenneys alma mater, came to function as comedy schools that offered immersive lessons in life-defining irony: Americas would-be laureates wasting their brains on panty raids and toga parties.
Women report being encouraged to move out of pure tech into support functions, which offer less pay, are less prestigious and have limited upward mobility.
"One can wonder if democracy can even function there," said Emilio Lamo de Espinosa, the director of a prestigious Madrid research group, Instituto Universitario Ortega y Gasset.
