"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.
Until recently, BP had been known for meeting and even exceeding the ambitious targets it set, a reputation that makes the production cutbacks more alarming, analysts 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".
It is the peace that will measure America's success or failure in Iraq, and, more broadly, set its reputation for good or ill as the imperial global power.
The event table stores each event separately and set event reputation value.
His manner matches his on-set reputation.
And despite its jet-set reputation, Punta has surprisingly nice people, like the women who, as I passed them on the sidewalks, would look at me and smile for no discernible reason, and Dani, an easygoing currency trader whom I met through a former co-worker, and whose shiny bald head and thick eyebrows I finally spied on the crowded casino floor.
"The train had a jet-set reputation," Birns said, "but its personality and complexion changed once it crossed into Communist lands". By the time the train reached the Iron Curtain, the rich party-goers were gone and in their place were impoverished third-class riders, using the train as simple transportation.
What do you look for in your senior managers when you hire? A. Skill sets, experience, reputation, creativity, people orientation: it all depends on the role.
In consequence, the ERS in stores this traffic information, sets the reputation value of this event as 3 (i.e., = 3), and inserts its vehicle identity into the event confidence list in the corresponding event entry.
Remember that your first work is what sets your reputation.
