Sentence examples for the image of general from inspiring English sources

The image of general practice is in the GPs' own hands.

He added that Mr. Keita had "invoked the image of General de Gaulle".

Dr Nagpaul and Dr Clare Gerada have a lot of thinking to do about improving the image of general practice.

Plane, who was lifetime honorary president of the Georgia organization of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC), asked Borglum to carve the image of General Lee on the mountain.

Particular barriers compound these more generalised concerns about the image of general practice; for example, a recent survey of Australian general practice trainees identified increasing bureaucracy, workforce shortages, and poor remuneration as potential deterrents to a future career in general practice [ 68].

Though his father was an Army officer as well, Jones is not a chiseled Übermensch in the image of Generals Petraeus and McChrystal.

When he was a state senator, his Confederate memorabilia store sold items that included Maurice Bessinger's barbeque sauce, which lots of shoppers and stores were boycotting because of Bessinger's biblically justified pro-slavery tracts, and toilet paper with the image of Union General William Tecumseh Sherman.

There is nothing here, for example, to challenge the conventional image of General Petraeus as the man who put the United States military back on the proper path in fighting insurgencies, nor any means of understanding why he should have then apparently changed course when he moved to the C.I.A. in favor of a militarization of intelligence and extensive use of targeted assassinations.

I'm cost-conscious.' He likes the image of being the general making tough decisions.

Its director, Joshua Karliner, said the image of the secretary general standing beside the top executives of companies with bad reputations in the developing world sent the wrong message about the United Nations, and could make it a target of protest.

First, the euro crisis has cemented the British conviction that it was right to stick with sterling and soured the image of Europe in general.