No article about Philadelphia sports fans is complete without acknowledging their "unruly mob" reputation, name-checking incidents from the McNabb booing to their L.B.J.-era mistreatment of Santa Claus.
Broadcasters, unlike the press, are required to remain impartial, and Sky News has built a formidable reputation, named Royal Television Society news channel of the year seven times in the past nine years.
Johnson was born in the family home above his father's bookshop in Lichfield, Staffordshire and, because his mother Sarah was 40 when she gave birth, a "man-midwife" and surgeon of "great reputation" named George Hector was brought in to assist.
"She has developed a reputation and name recognition," said Mr. Lewis of the Neighborhood Network.
Ms. Foster said it would be foolhardy to rest on her father's reputation and name.
In an attempt to refurbish the studio's reputation, its name was changed to Columbia Pictures in 1924.
In an e-mail to one Syngenta scientist, he wrote that he had "risked my reputation, my name. . .
Still, the overall portrait of this tumultuous race remains essentially unchanged from when Mr. Giuliani was Mrs. Clinton's opponent, notwithstanding the large difference in reputation and name recognition between Mr. Giuliani and the 42-year-old congressman.
"There are risks - my health, my career, my well-being, my reputation to name a few.
For better or worse, the eleven companies listed below each depend heavily on the reputation and name of their chief executives.
