Sentence examples for reputation for extracting from inspiring English sources

Bhutto invited into the cabinet her husband, Asif Zardari, who was by then widely known as Mr. Ten Per Cent, in reference to his reputation for extracting illicit commissions on government contracts.

Long before he joined the Yankees, Rodriguez was represented by Scott Boras, an agent whose clients include many of the game's biggest stars and who has a reputation for extracting huge sums of money from teams.

Job cultures that have a reputation for extracting the best from their employees, only to replace them with more highly skilled and developed workers later, are perceived as far less attractive than those that have a reputation for injecting the best in transferrable skills and career development direction for their pool on a consistent basis.

Feinberg's reputation for extracting value from troubled companies — by replacing management, shuttering facilities and creating "efficiencies" — was such that by May 2007, when the fund was finally closed, it had gotten commitments for nearly $1 billion more than it had sought.

Develop the Right Reputation Once in place, a strong anticorruption culture can set in motion a kind of virtuous cycle: a company that successfully develops a reputation for strictly abstaining from corrupt behavior can discourage counterparties from even attempting to extract bribes, significantly lowering the risk of an incident.

Many convictions were secured with little more than a confession extracted under torture.Mr Bassiouni, an American of Egyptian descent, arrived with an impressive reputation for assessing war crimes in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Yugoslavia.

But the oil industry, whose reputation for protecting the environment is already poor, has come under pressure to find more efficient and cleaner ways to extract the oil.

Badgers have a reputation for being grumpy.

ARGENTINA'S reputation for transparency is poor.

He has a reputation for personal probity.

Patrick had a reputation for ruthless violence.