The move will come as a big blow for Dior which has relied upon Galliano's inspiration and extravagant creations to re-shape its image.
Dresden's Museum of Military History has existed in a variety of incarnations over the years, each mirroring the successive regime that shaped its image.
The demand was evidence of the N.F.L.'s delicate dance regarding head injuries, as well as its power to shape its public image.
The deals are mostly small ones, but the all-at-once grouping suggests that Yahoo is trying to shape its own image after months of being described as takeover bait.
Mark Penn, the chief pollster and senior strategist for Hillary Rodham Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, is leaving his longtime public relations post to work at Microsoft, helping to shape its brand image.
Mr. Posner has served more as a crisis consultant, trying to help the family shape its public image, and Mr. Karzai speaks highly of Henry W. Asbill, a criminal defense lawyer at Jones Day in Washington whose rates run around $1,000 an hour.
C1 Stewart Company Rebuilds The rebuilding of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia is likely to be time consuming, stock analysts and others say, but the company is counting on Ms. Stewart to be a driving force in shaping its new image.
Few mainstream young people here appear ready to let the "angry youth" be the voice of their generation, though, suggesting that the United States could play a considerable role in shaping its own image.
It is a scalene ellipsoid in shape; its diameters, calculated from images taken by Cassini's ISS (Imaging Science Subsystem) instrument, are 513 km between the sub- and anti-Saturnian poles, 503 km between the leading and trailing hemispheres, and 497 km between the north and south poles.
