However, the BBC's reputation used to be far stronger.
Renée Fleming, who could easily coast on her reputation, uses her "Perspectives" residency at Carnegie Hall not only to offer a celebrity duo recital with the mezzo-soprano Susan Graham (Jan.
Renée Fleming, who could easily coast on her reputation, uses her "Perspectives" residency at Carnegie Hall not only to offer a celebrity duo recital with the mezzo-soprano Susan Graham (Jan . 27 but also to provide advocacy for the composer André Previn; she leads the cast in a semi-staged performance of his opera "A Streetcar Named Desire" (March 14).
Reputation management schemes in [6 9] subjectively evaluate reputation using direct observation that disturbs the global view.
The participants were also asked to rate their perceived area reputation using a Likert scale: from 'very good' to 'very bad'.
Regarding victimisation, students indicated if in school they 'were often physically attacked (punched, kicked, pushed)?' or 'repeatedly had rumours spread that damaged their reputation' using a 4-point Likert (true, mostly true, mostly untrue, untrue) scale, with those who gave a 'true' or 'mostly true' response considered victims of physical or relational bullying.
Previous prime ministers, such as Harold Wilson and John Major, faced with media attacks on their reputations, used libel law to obtain a speedy retraction and an apology.
On the new anonymous apps, in contrast to some older services such as Ask.fm, there are no stable identities at all, even fake ones: each post is a one-off, unlinked to any others, so there's less incentive for users to try to acquire trollish reputations using pseudonyms.
Another makes light of Mr. Bloomberg's reputation for using profanity by using profanity.
Many of these discoveries come at a time when the shark's reputation could use some boosting.
