To this extent, COSDS relies on a trusted Centralized Repository (CR) and exchange of non-sensitive reputation scores.
In that context it is understandable that the Labour council was sensitive to the reputation of its Muslim community.
Christine Gatchalian, who started looking in Howard Beach last year, said she had been sensitive to that reputation because she is white and her husband, Eric, is Asian.
Knowing that people in some parts of Kentucky are still sensitive about their reputation for free-lance distilling, I could hardly draw attention to a product whose most authentic version was illegal.
In his judgment, Tugendhat noted: "This is essentially a business matter for [Terry] … High-profile sponsors are sensitive to the reputation of the sports professionals to whom they pay large sponsorship fees.
And the public relations fallout of any regulatory penalty can be significant for companies like Google, which is extremely sensitive about its reputation in the eyes of consumers, said Chris Hoofnagle, a lecturer on privacy law at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.
According to Abbott and Leslie (2004), college applications are sensitive to institutional reputation.
As a long-time physician in a public hospital, I'm sensitive to this reputation.
Due to the increased competition, health insurers may have become more sensitive to damaging reputation effects of bad publicity.
For the international infant formula brands, the recent scandals hit a particularly sensitive spot: their reputations for safety, which was their primary edge over local rivals.
As such, the fast and accurate detection of potential cyber-threats has become a critical capability in order to avoid significant damage to reputations, sensitive information and, in some extreme cases, lives.
