Tower championed congressional passage of the stupendously ample Reagan military budget, earning in the process a reputation as a man who had never met a weapons system he didn't like.
But, despite the administrators' recent efforts, their reluctance, or inability, to close some notorious loopholes has given the voting process the reputation of, as the Australian recently wrote, "a lobbying exercise worthy of a House of Cards plot".
Apart from the upheaval of the 1970s and 1980s, which affected many American companies that had grown fat in the decades after the second world war, Corning has been remarkably consistent in giving full rein to the ingenuity of its researchers while pursuing total mastery over its process technologies.Its reputation for continuous innovation over a century and a half is unrivalled anywhere.
Last, we applied the game theory in order to promote truth-telling behavior during the process of reputation information collection.
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The leaks will probably not cause war or even a serious crisis, but they will badly damage America's diplomatic machinery, processes and reputation.
"It's a slow process, but our reputation will change.
To my mind, this is more dangerous to parliamentary process, and the reputation of politicians, than it is to women's reproductive health.
For one, to get a license to operate, Facebook would likely have to agree, as Yahoo and others have, to surrender user data to the Chinese government, in the process compromising its reputation, perhaps irreparably.
After all, it was imperial Japan that cut a brutal swathe through China and south-east Asia in the 1930s and 1940s, acquiring in the process an enduring reputation for fanatical cruelty.
