As he told interviewers afterward, he had a reputation for accepting no absence excuses of any kind.
Mr Clegg said he was aware of the country's reputation before accepting the post but had seen no evidence of authoritarian behaviour, adding that he was "focused on the sport and not any political issues".
Few churches throughout the United States have as long or as solid of a reputation for respecting, accepting and supporting its LGBT parishioners as All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, California.
Afterwards, the reputation system accepts or denies a contact opportunity based on the nodes' reputation score by comparing it with a network reputation threshold, which is equal to all the network nodes and is defined at the beginning of the system execution.
These conditions, combined with the fact that the majority of the population refuses to wear seatbelts or adhere to the maximum capacity of passengers, are responsible in part for Thailand's widely accepted reputation of being a dangerous nation.
Behind the lurch lies the financial scandal that has engulfed the Christian Democrats, tarnishing the reputation of Mr. Kohl, who has admitted accepting more than $1 million in illegal payments, and ultimately obliging his party to look in directions unimaginable until recently.
Breaking the silence in a domestic violence situation also means accepting the reputation of being "that family," and giving up a once-honorable reputation.
"We must accept that the reputation of the IAAF and athletics has been tarnished by events that came to light a year ago.
The papers stressed their reputation in trade publications, stating "None but clean advertisements of reputable houses accepted".
Balls asks George Osborne if he accepts he has damaged the reputation of the Treasury, and of himself?
