"Do not underestimate UK plc's ability to deliver such projects," pronounces Wolstenholme; Britain "has developed a skill set and a reputation second to none".
It recently set up a "reputation taskforce", introduced new personnel procedures, hired extra lobbyists in Washington, DC, created an "office of diversity", and launched new public-relations and advertising initiatives, dubbed "good jobs" and "good works", featuring lots of beaming associates.
This sets a bad reputation for you in the eyes of the other girls who may be watching you and her.
Mr. Emanuel's reputation set a low bar so that, in effect, Mr. Connolly said, the message was: "I could eat you alive but I didn't.
In the early days, her co-workers had called her the Princess, and so her reputation had been set: a pampered dilettante who didn't deserve her status.
However, releasing their names would have opened them to public attacks on their reputations, and would have set a precedent that would discourage scholars from agreeing in future to be examiners.
As an artist she could not be too conventional & she found it touching that James, a member of the smart set, with a "reputation" with women, should appreciate the delicacy of her daughter.
The embrace of Mr. Weill sets a new standard for reputation rehabilitation.
"The way you conduct yourself at an early age, you set your reputation of what kind of person you are on and off the ice," Witt said.
"We're in a really good place because we're here to set the reputation; we're here to set the standard for British beach volleyball at Olympic level".
