Sentence examples for reputational protections from inspiring English sources

American law, unlike that in much of Europe, explicitly and uniformly provides that reputational protections — including libel and slander and the right of privacy — all end at death.

Five dominant legal themes arose in the focus group discussion: (1) liability; (2) immigration law; (3) physician licensing; (4) corporate ownership; and (5) reputational protection.

Five dominant legal and regulatory themes were identified through analysis: (1) liability; (2) immigration law; (3) physician licensing; (4) corporate ownership; and (5) reputational protection.

And wouldn't that moral obligation also offer reputational risk protections that are clearly good for business?

● Five cost domains were identified: financial, loss of staff, reputational, health and security and opportunity costs.

First, it has been argued that no private companies would want to take on high-risk services such as child protection, with all the reputational damage that may be incurred.

Cyber fraud and extortion are increasingly common; there's also the issue of possible data protection breaches and the reputational risk to deal with if there's a social media crisis.

The bank's forthcoming bonus round will come under particular scrutiny given last year's run of reputational blows, including mis-selling of payment protection insurance and interest rate swaps to small businesses.

In a recent article on DealB%k of the New York Times, Mark T. Williams, a Boston University teacher and former commodity trader and Federal reserve examiner lists not less than five risks: Reputational, Trojan Horse, Asset Bubble, Consumer and Investment Protection and Regulatory.

Brands suffer regrettable reputational events.

"We have reputational risks involved".