Sentence examples for using the reputation of from inspiring English sources

A group of distinguished former generals today fired a broadside at the British National party (BNP) for using the reputation of the armed forces to its political advantage.

"These companies are exploiting the lack of premarket regulation to sell magic powders and pills in a bottle while using the reputation of the health food and vitamin industry to cloak themselves with the appearance of safety and respectability," he said.

Using the reputations of public figures by hiring them as short-term consultants to prevent genuine change has been a well-worn approach by many organizations.

In my mind, however, this possibility is not an issue because of the detailed methodology used and the reputation of the Brandeis group as the leader in research on the economic impact of dengue.

So he decided to open his own law firm, but without the credit to rent swanky office space and hire a team of lawyers to attract wealthy clients, Dreier borrowed the money using the name, reputation and good credit of one of his wealthy clients.

Although Tuxedo Park used to have the reputation of being snobbish, that's no longer true, Mayor Madera contends.

It's important that the despicable actions of one person are not used to tarnish the reputation of entire communities".

His death is a considerable coup for the Bolivian army, which used to have the reputation of being one of the most inefficient in Latin America.

A body that used to have the reputation of containing some of the finest minds in the government has spawned the most ill thought-out piece of policy, with the potential to do serious damage to one of the country's great areas of strength.

This partitioning provides a number of points of comparison, which are used to establish the "reputation" of a result.

The hospital used to have the reputation of being one of the leading medical facilities in the Gulf, a jewel in the crown of Bahrain's public healthcare system.