A YEAR ago, Klaus Esser was reaping praise.
As Wirtz reaps praise for his team's revival, he knows he is not following his father's blueprint.
While Moscow reaped praise for preventing armed action, the only price it paid was the destruction of a chemical arsenal that the Syrian government could hardly have used a second time.
This time, experts say, there is unlikely to be that kind of alarm, not only because Mr. Manuel is remaining in so prominent a role but also because he is being replaced by Pravin Gordhan, who has reaped praise from economists for increasing revenues as head of the tax authority.
Emwazi reaps praise from Isis for giving a "concubine" – likely a woman kept in sexual slavery, something a new United Nations report documents as an Isis hallmark – as a "gift … to an unmarried injured brother".
Mikhail Gorbachev, the reformist Soviet leader, reaped global praise for the democratic revolutions that engulfed the region – and with some reason.
Mr. Ray has reaped widespread praise for concluding the Lewinsky issue, and in his conversation about his tenure, he evinced a feeling of vindication.
For example, nine soft drink makers have undertaken not to advertise soft drinks to children aged 11 or less, reaping high praise from the European Health and Consumer Protection Commissioner [ 123].
At once he is able to reap unlikely if grudging praise from environmentalists who had been counting on Democrats to pass the emissions bill, and make the Democratic leaders in the House and Senate seem weak on an issue that is historically one of their strengths.
PAGE A8 Rules With a Familiar Ring William H. Swanson, chief executive of the military contractor Raytheon, has reaped publicity and praise with his list of 33 "Unwritten Rules of Management".
