Sentence examples for reputation in relation to from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Mr Jacobs said: "I can understand that officials in Ordos wish to repair their reputation in relation to their treatment of tourists.

It had no reputation in Singapore in relation to its business.

"We found that the more sensitive a person's nucleus accumbens is to discovering their own reputation is good, specifically in relation to discovering another person's reputation is good, the more likely they are to have an intense relationship with the Facebook".

What are you going to do to restore the reputation of the United Kingdom in relation to foreign policy in the Middle East?

Neither the interests of justice nor the long-term reputation of this country in relation to the even-handed application of the rule of law will be enhanced by the secretive administrative process being proposed to parliament.

As paediatricians have a reputation for being cautious in relation to burdening their little patients with clinical research, parents' views would help to evaluate the pros and cons of yet another trial in the paediatric population.

We can easily envision Fred Wilpon in the lavish confines of his Citi Field box, munching on his Shake Shack burger and complaining to Jeffrey Toobin of The New Yorker about the performance of his marquee players in relation to their reputations and remuneration.

Malawian LDD: 'In relation to the clinic's reputation, I think it is good.

The Gotham column on Tuesday, about the local reputation of Newark's mayor, Cory A. Booker, versus his national reputation misstated, in some copies, the location of the Passaic River in relation to the city.

That's the court case (the housewife whose reputation was maligned) that all the pro-government journalists in Turkey have been talking about for days in relation to the Twitter block.

(8 V F81) Various factors challenged respondents' perceived self-efficacy in relation to assessment, including unfamiliar question formats, unpredictable assessors, work overload and modules with a reputation of being difficult.