Sentence examples for share the reputation from inspiring English sources

It does not have decaying towerblocks, nor does it share the reputation of other much tougher estates in neighbouring Évry or nearby in Grigny.

As the founder of the Mongol nation, the organizer of the Mongol armies, and the genius behind their campaigns, Genghis Khan must share the reputation of his people, even though his generals were frequently operating on their own, far from direct supervision.

Literature, (For selected international literary prizes in 2014, see below.) At a talk in Oxford in 2014, British author Will Self spoke of the omniscient and deadly threat posed by digital media to complex works of fiction, predicting that the literary novel would soon share the reputation of easel painting and classical music as an antiquated form.

Geographical indications (GIs) are names for traditional food that refer to the location where production takes place (Table 1).7 All the producers based in the area are entitled to sell their product with the name of the place of origin and, thus, they share the reputation that is a CPR and also depends on how the PDO/PGI is managed (Menapace and Moschini 2012).

"And we share the reputation of coupling these products with memorable experiences".

Jennings, on the other hand, secured his spot after he knocked another Lopez sibling out of Olympic contention: younger brother Mark, who took home a silver medal from Beijing four years ago and who shared the reputation of a serious contender with his brother and sister.

His most likely successor, Yves Leterme, is more identifiably Flemish and does not share that reputation.

Denver shares with Seattle and San Francisco the reputation of being a "hot" Western city, a place where people want to live and where cultural life thrives.

"The vast majority of our cabin crew would themselves be disappointed at the idea that one of their colleagues should get into this situation, since they share our pride in the reputation of our team, and they would also, as we are, be very concerned about the safety implications for someone in this position".

To keep the market share and reputation of the trademak in these conditions a careful prognosis of reliability characteristics of a new product in its infant mortality period is needed.

It is also in line with a substantial body of case law which confirms that individuals have a shared duty to uphold the reputation of their chosen profession.