His successors, the Grand Comneni, reigned longer than any other Byzantine family, forming extensive alliances through marriage with foreign rulers and promoting their prestige through the cult of St. Eugenius and the glorification of their real or legendary achievements.
Primary care is worst at promoting institutional prestige and profit.
Unfortunately, publications are partly promoted for prestige purposes.
"Guzman also employed 'sicarios,' or 'assassins,' who carried out thousands of acts of violence, including murders, assaults, kidnappings, torture and assassination at his direction, to promote and enhance his prestige, reputation and position within the Sinaloa Cartel and to protect the Cartel against challenges from rivals," prosecutors wrote.
A number of events promoted Piedmont's prestige in Italy and abroad.
If ever there was a director who owed his position to Cannes it is James Gray, an American auteur that this festival has doggedly promoted – but whose prestige at Cannes has never quite translated elsewhere.
The two companies, founded in 2008 and 2013, respectively, are among the first to invest heavily in technological innovations whose success will depend on the private-market potential of space travel, rather than on government contracts meant to promote scientific progress and national prestige.
In this respect, it is also recommended that an effort be made to promote, publicize, and increase the prestige associated with vocational education both among businesses and the public in general (Thaniel, 1989).
Towns, regions and countries compete with each other; individuals compete, and use legal patents to own exclusive rights for intellectual property; and now universities, the contemporary knowledge institutions, compete to attact students for income and faculty members to promote research ratings and enhance prestige.
In this study some HOPE thought elitism was essential in order to promote and maintain the school's prestige within the local area.
