The dispute developed into a major confrontation between the administration, which has an aversion to any international institution that appears to infringe on American sovereignty, and its European allies, which saw the American demands as an attempt to erode the reach and prestige of a court that the European Union sees as a major advance for human rights.
For that reason, as Arianna will testify – has testified – many writers have grown less interested in fat per-word fees, and more concerned about the reach and prestige of the publication for which they are writing.
Huge national or international papers like the Times and the Wall Street Journal can attract elite brand advertising with their reach and prestige; meanwhile, tiny local papers have an exclusive lock on retail ad spending in their underserved communities.
You'll lose a lot of audience reach and show prestige, but you'll still be in the game... kind of a has-been, though.
"They are women who, perhaps with great difficulty, have reached places of prestige within society and the workplace, but have no corresponding decisional role nor responsibility within ecclesial communities".
The step immediately vaults Mr. Morsi into the ranks of the front-runners because of the Brotherhood's prestige and reach.
Even though awards are a grotesque parody of the actual appreciation and merit of the movies, their cheerful vulgarity — contained as well in their desperate reach for dignity and prestige — suggests an underlying truth about the art's connection to the business, and an underlying conundrum about modern art over all: does it matter whether anyone's watching?
British prestige had reached a new height, greater perhaps than it would ever attain again.
He won twelve tournaments in all, including a record six Masters 1000 titles — these are the tournaments just below the Slams in terms of prestige — and reached the final of each of the Masters tourneys he played.
The zenith of Georgia's power and prestige was reached during the reign (1184 1213) of Queen Tamar, whose realm stretched from Azerbaijan to the borders of Cherkessia (now in southern Russia) and from Erzurum (in modern Turkey) to Ganja (modern Gäncä, Azerbaijan), forming a pan-Caucasian empire, with Shirvan and Trabzon as vassals and allies.
