Going into this job he had a very good reputation.
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I didn't even know which schools had a good reputation.
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The IAA has a good reputation in the aviation world.
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Only real transparency will restore America's good reputation in Yemen.
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Smith said Rodriquez had a good reputation as a coach.
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"Tony has a very good reputation," Sally Chaudhry, 16, said.
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You may have a good reputation and solid performance reviews.
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The NAS has a good reputation for unbiased, independent scientific study.
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Verify the company has a good reputation before taking the job.
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So you've got such a good reputation for your live show.
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"Christians still enjoy a very good reputation in society," he said.
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"Troll 2" gained fans with it's "so bad it's good" reputation.
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For a death squad, the D.D.S. has a surprisingly good reputation.
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India's 22006m policemen do not, by and large, enjoy a good reputation.
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Pivotal also claims to have strong brand awareness and a good reputation.
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He said Mr. Reich, 61, a tax lawyer, had a good reputation.
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Patel is also likely to share his predecessor's good reputation among investors.
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It also says it has strong brand awareness and a good reputation.
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But personal attacks on journalists' good reputation are inappropriate in a democracy.
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Costa Rica has always had a good reputation for higher-quality coffee.
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But Blackstone and its partners have a good reputation and deep pockets.
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I've built up clout and a good reputation so they trust me.
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I have a pretty good reputation with the people that know me.
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They do have some very good attorneys over there and a good reputation.
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President Trump said Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif you have a very good reputation.
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Ly claims this is because SUVs are dependable and have a good reputation.
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At MD Anderson, Hahn had a good reputation for turning its budget around.
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There's BlackBag, which has a particularly good reputation for extracting data from Apple devices.
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Beazley's Lloyd's syndicates benefit from a strong track record and good reputation among brokers.
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Do they have a record of exits and a good reputation in the community?
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In part, this may be the UK's good reputation coming back to haunt it.
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Mr. Mohamed, who was born in 1962, had a good reputation as prime minister.
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At the same time, Kaspersky Lab continues to have a good reputation in the industry.
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"The whole time I was using, sure, I had a good reputation," he told THR.
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"Doug Jones has a good reputation for being a good man," Ms. Stickney, 63, said.
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Breeched security, fraudulent charges, and compromised data — let's face it: Hacking doesn't have a good reputation.
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"I was a senior Turkish military official, with high credentials, with a good reputation," he said.
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Despite the good reputation of these officials however, not everyone is happy with these referee assignments.
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It can take 10 years to build a good reputation — and 10 seconds to destroy it.
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Baggu Reusable Shopping Bag, $12Baggu has a good reputation for its durable, super convenient, reusable bags.
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Strzok was a highly regarded agent with a very good reputation — but he had a secret.
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"These commissions don't have a particularly good reputation," said Charles Bullock with the University of Georgia.
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"Argentines are extremely flexible salary wise and have a very good reputation in the region," he said.
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But despite its lofty promises, Wolf Intelligence doesn't appear to have a good reputation in the industry.
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The dossier's creator has been repeatedly described in reports as having a good reputation in intelligence circles.
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Mr. Mueller has a good reputation, and we'll see what his report says and where he goes.
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Successful smugglers need to build a good reputation among migrants in order to attract customers, he said.
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" Ackman countered by saying, "Icahn unfortunately does not have a good reputation for being a handshake guy.
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Staff positions are low-paid and have high turnover — and moving jobs often requires having a good reputation.
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Since she knew that the General Hospital in Ensenada had a good reputation, she went there seeking help.
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"Director Comey has a good reputation and he's been a law enforcement professional for many years," Butterfield said.
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He says the facts in Renita Hill's case don't support her claims that Cosby sullied her good reputation.
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"I don't want to waste the trust and good reputation that I've built in my career," she said.
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Chances are she won't be believed, and she'll probably lose her job, some friends, her "good" reputation, etc.
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When it comes to audio, you need a device from a brand with a good reputation, because sound matters.
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However, Putzmeister has since removed its pumps from the Chinese market, saying Sany's products enjoyed a "good reputation" there.
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Even someplace that at first glance doesn't have a good reputation, they might be a good fit for somebody.
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You know they say, 'It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, and one moment to ruin it.
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"I am very disappointed with this deputy attorney general, who I was told had a good reputation," he said.
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Music streaming services shot to popularity this decade, but they don&apost have a good reputation among all artists.
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You want to identify and build trust with peers and leaders who are high achievers and have a good reputation.
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That's simply because Nespresso has a good reputation when it comes to quality taste and this machine is no different.
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And no matter what the exact numbers are, she has a good reputation in the mommy blogging–for-profit community.
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A good reputation for the public will be invaluable as Uber tries to shape the laws to its own advantage.
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You can be sure many schools that have a good reputation or are considered academically advanced will impose new charges.
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And he knows a lot of people and a lot of people know and respect him for his good reputation.
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On its website, it boasts of "a good reputation at home and abroad" and a philosophy of "absolute customer satisfaction".
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But he had a good reputation, a warm appearance and, to some, one more big advantage: He wasn't Travis Kalanick.
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None of the area's villagers were hoping for such a visit, as the guerrillas did not have a good reputation.
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That has seemed unlikely to many, given Durham's very good reputation among those who've worked with him in the past.
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That's one reason why I tend to pay more attention to what has a good reputation among long-distance runners.
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"The Loop have a good reputation, but you need to build up relationships and trust for our service," he says.
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The Carlisle native graduated with honors from high school, and prosecutors have contended her good reputation led to her alleged crime.
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"He has a very good reputation and a lot of support," one investor said, while a second described him as "awesome".
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The Kirkland Signature brand generally has a good reputation, but sometimes, you want the name-brand product you know and love.
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But as he starts his career, his focus has been on building a good reputation, earning the trust of other officers.
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This made McCain more mindful of cultivating alliances than other Republicans, and eager to protect America's good reputation by foreswearing torture.
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However, a good reputation can be quickly lost and delay in action threatens to throw community health centers into a crisis.
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Brown is a well-known statewide politician; he has a strong pro-labor record and a good reputation for constituent service.
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It's almost a cliché to note that It's a Wonderful Life is a darker film than its feel-good reputation might suggest.
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"San Antonio has generally had a pretty good reputation in law enforcement," Penny Harrington, a former Portland, Oregon, police chief told me.
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"We were an established business with a good reputation when the crash happened, so we didn't really feel a hit," Donald said.
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Luckily for potential backers, 8Bitdo has a good reputation and has proven it can handle manufacturing this kind of device at scale.
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"The order contradicts everything that makes up the United States' good reputation as a country of immigration," he told Die Welt newspaper.
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"Brazilians don't usually have a good reputation, especially when you take into consideration our tendency to go to extremes", she tells me.
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The Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928, also known as the Paris Peace Pact, does not have a good reputation, for obvious reasons.
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Capital Economics, a forecasting firm with a pretty good reputation of getting these things rights, estimates the final BLS number could be 350,000.
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MrSpeakers began life as a solo project by Clark, who earned himself a good reputation among audiophiles by modifying and improving Fostex headphones.
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If you're a small club with a good reputation for bringing up young talent, you can make a sustainable go of things, for instance.
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Until recently it was just as cloistered from outside scrutiny as the kingdom itself, giving it more of a mystique than a good reputation.
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The League is certainly a more selective group of people that might be more conscious of maintaining a good reputation and not wasting time.
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Utilitarian clothing from Japan has always had a good reputation, and you don't have to be a huge cooking nerd to appreciate its style.
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That Diana as a symbol for women's alienation (from marriage, from authoritative institutions, from one's own good reputation) thrives now is an unexpected blessing.
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The Southern Metropolis Daily reporter said that Ms. Liu had a good reputation and would not suffer long from being fired for a mistake.
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He has a good reputation, and IGs traditionally operate with a good amount of independence from their department leaders, serving as watchdogs of sorts.
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They are largely driven by blacklists — a consequence for rule-breaking that often comes with a penalty — and "redlists," a marker of good reputation.
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Now they must be "of good character and behaviour, known for their good reputation" and must not have served more than a year in prison.
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Despite the restrictions in New York, Vita said he's happy to work within the system if it helps build a good reputation for medical marijuana.
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Online-only education doesn't have a good reputation — just ask anyone who's ever paid $1,400 thinking they could get a medical degree on the internet.
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You know, I think that we have a pretty good reputation, we've got a pretty good playbook that requires its own China nuance to it.
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Brian Wong, a 26-year-old entrepreneur who works with top companies like Pepsi and McDonald's, says confidence is crucial to building a good reputation.
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But when the press thinks of you as a good guy, leveraging your good reputation in this way is considered a good thing to do.
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But Sessions put minds at ease by choosing Rod Rosenstein, a longtime US attorney with a good reputation in Washington's legal community, as his deputy.
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Nearly one-third of Americans, 32 percent, say today's CEOs have a "very good reputation," up from 25 percent last year, according to the poll.
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He also has a good reputation inside the intelligence agencies as a committee member who comes prepared to briefings and asks serious, well-informed questions.
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"This is the first time I've seen this," Ballinger said, adding that the British company that manufactured the equipment, Summit Oxygen, had a good reputation.
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So if you want to buy SDT in Venezuela, the app connects you with an agent who has a good reputation to make that local exchange.
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"When people move to Cody and need blinds, they choose Budget Blinds because they see it as a national brand with a good reputation," he said.
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" His advice to other potential franchisees: "Do your research and make sure you are buying into a franchise that is growing and has a good reputation.
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Grassley on Grassley: "This is what Chuck Grassley does... I think I've got a pretty good reputation for being what I call an equal-opportunity overseer."
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Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, visited Burari and spoke with the family's neighbors, who told him that the family had a very good reputation.
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Their older son, who is 8, attended a regional Catholic school in Maryland, but the family chose public schools in Wyckoff because of their good reputation.
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The company best known for its TVs is determined to take the good reputation its earned in the living room and extend that to new categories.
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The lawsuit filed at Vienna's commercial court on Friday said the SPO's "good reputation, economic progress and honor was damaged" by Kurz's comments as it implied dishonesty.
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Some analysts said Lim had built a good reputation as an economic manager in Penang, which recorded the highest GDP per capita among Malaysian states in 2016.
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HAS A GOOD REPUTATION AS A BANKER, BUT ISN'T THE GUY WHO I THINK CAN TURN THIS AROUND AND YOU WOULD NEED A MIRACLE AT THIS POINT.
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Aoun told the delegation from the World Bank the next government would have competent ministers "of good reputation and far from suspicions of corruption", his office said.
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Mr. Heck has a good reputation for constituent service, but on a broad range of policies his views are indistinguishable from those of most other House Republicans.
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Yang, pregnant with her first child, had found an obstetrician-gynecologist who had a good reputation and worked at the world-renowned medical facilities at Columbia University.
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Also, General Flynn did not have a good reputation as an administrator when he ran the Defense Intelligence Agency before being moved out by the Obama administration.
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Markiewicz said the team chose the city-state for its ease of doing business, use of the English language and the good reputation of its financial regulator.
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But now Choshen-Hillel and her team are suggesting there is this third type of lying -- lying to keep up appearances, or to maintain a good reputation.
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But developing good software takes a lot of time and money, and automakers never developed a good reputation when it came to developing their own infotainment systems.
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" Espinosa did not address the smell the men described, but he stressed Majestic Resorts' emphasize hospitality and noted that the hotel has "a very good reputation and image.
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He said that since my harasser had been at the plant for 30 years and had a good reputation, he would remain on the job during the investigation.
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When an agent with a good reputation vouches for talent by representing them, producers and casting directors will take notice, cast aside other hopefuls and take a meeting.
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"I feel like it took years to make a good reputation and a minute to damage it," the TV veteran, 54, says in the current issue of PEOPLE.
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One-to-one online sales and trades often require a good reputation, and tabs are kept on community members in hidden Facebook groups like Model Horse Transaction Board.
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Mayer's reputation worries are quite the opposite of Swift's reputation, in which she comes to terms with not giving a damn about her (so bad it feels good) reputation.
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However, despite issues like CEO Elon Musk's troubles with the SEC and the company's ability to sustain profitability, 42nd is still a "very good" reputation, according to the list.
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However, if the Trump administration announces more unilateral tariffs and additional departures from international treaties, it will be harder and harder for the U.S. to maintain its good reputation.
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But the bank's ability to emerge from the crisis with a relatively good reputation is something of a mystery to anyone who paid attention to its aggressive foreclosure activities.
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Unlike individual candidates, who might stay in power for only a few years, such parties have a vested interest in maintaining a good reputation over the course of decades.
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"In today's 24/7 news cycle and social media world, earning and maintaining a good reputation can be a challenge," said Rosemary Haefner, chief human resources officer at CareerBuilder.
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While pregnant with her first child in 2012, Yang began going to Dr. Robert Hadden, an OBGYN who worked at Columbia University and seemed to have a good reputation.
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But luckily my team and I have established a very good reputation within the hacking community, whether it's black hat hackers or the government or everything else in between.
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The HiRise Wireless builds on the good reputation of the existing HiRise line from Twelve South, which includes the Duet, a great combo charger for both iPhone and Apple Watch.
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A February 2016 poll, from the Harris Group, said 37 percent of Americans think the entire financial services industry has a "good reputation," from a crisis low of 11 percent.
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Freshly announced at NAMM 2019, the Neumann NDH 20 are the first headphones from a company with a good reputation in professional circles for its microphones and studio monitor speakers.
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Compared to many scooter companies out there, the startup is taking a careful approach when it comes to growth in order to build a good reputation and a sustainable service.
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"These salacious and patently false allegations appear to be nothing more than a vicious and calculated attempt by an angry former girlfriend to damage Mr. Withey's good reputation," Jackson says.
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V-Moda has a good reputation in the audio world, and early word from my colleague Chris Welch is that the entry-level Forza earbuds sound good, for the price.
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Regardless of Alaska's good reputation, the prospect of losing Virgin's cool factor appears to have worried Richard Branson, the British business magnate whose Virgin Group started the airline in 2007.
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He also has a very good reputation among the fashion cognoscenti in Milan, but he is not by any definition a star, or even a known quantity, outside the business.
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Hotel del Val Modern, clean and comfortable, the 80-room Hotel del Val has an outdoor pool, event rooms, a bar and cafe, and a restaurant with a good reputation.
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The government always takes more time than you would want, but the I.G. has good reputation among both Republicans and Democrats, has a lot of integrity to get to this result.
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"In the long run, everyone is assured that it will gain a good reputation [because] women are going to a safe area run by ladies for women and families," she says.
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Many of these services lend themselves well to businesses that the founders can just as easily run outside of a freelance platform, once they build a good reputation in their field.
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Prior to this, In-N-Out's good reputation went beyond just food, as they're known for paying workers above minimum wage and providing solid benefits, something most of their competitors don't do.
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"We regret the resignation of Ernesto Occhiello as he had a good reputation in the chemical industry and started several important transformation steps at Clariant," Mayer wrote in a note to investors.
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Kale has received a good reputation as of late since it contains a significant amount of vitamins and can be easily added to a breakfast wrap or sandwich for an extra crunch.
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"You can be smart, aggressive, articulate and indeed persuasive, but if you are not honest, your reputation will suffer, and once lost a good reputation can never, ever be regained," Mueller said.
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It's the responsibility of the committee members, people of good reputation, to do the right thing rather than playing along with Albany's games and accommodating anything less than what New Yorkers deserve.
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For some reason Swiss startups have gained a good reputation in enterprise, SAAS, fintech and logistics — and nowhere is this better represented than in Scandit which emerged from Zurich a few years ago.
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"If the nominee is a good nominee and it's someone I know well and trust, and they have a good reputation, then there's nothing wrong with being involved with that process," Jaffer said.
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You know, we have a good reputation when we transact that we behave the way we say we're going to behave, so there's no re-trading, there's no sort of eleventh hour renegotiations.
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"It takes a long time to build a good reputation, and only a day to ruin it, so it wouldn't make any sense for us to produce something that's not good," Ms. Fjording said.
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"I've got a pretty good reputation as somebody who does not toe the party line on everything, which I think will help get through that," Mr. Bredesen said of his opponent's line of attack.
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BlackBerry does have a good reputation for the security of its devices, but BlackBerry no longer makes its own operating system — instead, it's trying to strengthen Android, which it doesn't have complete control over.
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This often excludes potentially valuable clients: immigrants anxious to build a good reputation in their new homeland; students with bright career prospects; hardworking, trustworthy individuals needing cash to tide them over a difficult patch.
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I'm using this as an example of, you know, if this guy is actually doing bad things and could potentially be using the good reputation acquired from the cave rescue to do bad things.
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But Kemal Kirisci, director of the Brookings Institute's Center on the United States and Europe's Turkey Project, told me that despite this, Erdoğan still had a good reputation when it comes to economic reform.
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Of course, it's possible that your good reputation is following you to your new job — but many people who haven't worked with you firsthand will reserve judgment until they get to know you better.
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"The key for Poland today is to uphold its very good reputation, the very good opinion that Poland has built up over the last 25 years ... Today this reputation has been shaken somewhat," Tusk said.
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A good reputation, strong competitive advantage and popular brands may not only be hallmarks of any healthy Wall Street company, but also a sign of a poor investment idea, researchers at CFA Institute and Morningstar found.
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"Kislyak has a good reputation in terms of the accuracy of his reporting, according to the officials that I've talked to," Entous, one of three reporters who wrote the article, told CNN's Pamela Brown on Friday.
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"Mansudae has great talent and a good reputation in artwork, painting and construction," said Yit Chandaroat, acting director of museums for Apsara, the government agency responsible for managing the Angkor complex, explaining why Cambodia chose its partner.
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A former State Department official said Satterfield maintains a good reputation in Foggy Bottom as a very knowledgeable, articulate, and experienced diplomat who worked in tough conditions in the Middle East with a high level of professionalism.
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In the mid-2016, Orloff and Earn registered a corporation called Sober Services LLC, which Orloff maintains never did business but was intended to capitalize on the marketing company's good reputation while providing other treatment-related services.
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"You can be smart, aggressive, articulate and indeed persuasive, but if you are not honest, your reputation will suffer, and once lost a good reputation can never, ever be regained," the Vietnam-era decorated combat Marine said.
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If the files will not open, you may be able to convert them to newer formats by opening them within the open-source LibreOffice suite, which has a good reputation for cracking open files in outdated formats.
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"Glenn Fine has a good reputation as a tough federal prosecutor and former DOJ Inspector General, and must exercise his full oversight authority to ensure that the Trump administration implements the CARES Act as intended," he said.
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Ricoh has a well-earned good reputation when it comes to building smart, technically excellent photographic equipment — including the almost legendary Ricoh GR series of pocketable APS-C cameras, which are a favorite among street photographers everywhere.
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Jerome Adams – who has a good reputation on Capitol Hill – was in contention for the job last year but appears to be settling well into his job as surgeon general, according to sources familiar with his work.
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And due to its closed system of building its software and hardware in tandem and its long run as being the relatively virus-free alternative to Microsoft, the company has built a good reputation for security and privacy.
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Mark Wahlberg actually has a pretty good reputation for someone who nearly beat a man to death while yelling "Vietnam fucking shit," and it's only getting better every time Peter Berg lets him play himself in a movie.
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Its schools have a good reputation but Ankara, which has major economic interests in northern Afghanistan as well as strong political and cultural links, has put heavy pressure on the Kabul government to turn them over to Turkey.
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"This case is about defamation and about restoring the good name and the good reputation of Kathy McKee, which was destroyed by Bill Cosby in a letter he had published to a newspaper," said William Salo, McKee's attorney.
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A pop singer, Shyma, is languishing in prison on charges of "inciting debauchery" for a sexually suggestive video; in 2015, a belly dancer was barred from standing for election because she "lacked a good reputation," a judge declared.
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Long was only confirmed in June, although he has a good reputation as the former head of the Alabama Emergency Management Agency and state incident commander during the 2011 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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"There are people who are very interested in focusing on a top program: that the school has a good reputation and specializes in your area of study," said Marie O'Malley, senior director of consumer research at Sallie Mae.
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Even amid carnage in the for-profit sector — ITT Tech and Corinthian Colleges have both closed in the past 18 months, and stock of publicly traded for-profit colleges has plunged — Laureate has preserved a mostly good reputation.
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She ended up enrolling her son Aaden in a charter school close to the clinic where she works, partly because of the school's good reputation, but also because she would not need to arrange child care in the mornings.
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"Locals never bought condos there because the builders did not have a good reputation — it was all outsiders who bought there," said Mr. Yang, 21982, a glass-factory engineer who still lives in a three-story house across the street.
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This will also work with any USB charger that supports a higher wattage output – though it's always worth making sure a particular charger has a good reputation before picking one up, and that goes for USB-C to Lightning cables, too.
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The ones that do make it are usually run by companies like Sphero, which have a good reputation for bringing products to market, don't really need the cash, and mostly use crowdfunding platforms to engage with a community of enthusiasts.
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A shelter for women in Prospect Heights, a neighborhood adjacent to Crown Heights, opened without protest, though residents have noted that the shelter provider has a good reputation and that the location of the shelter had previously served people with addictions.
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Her formidable ability to reflect her own niceness and good reputation onto a problematic celebrity and rehabilitate them through her endorsement had failed — just as her ability to smooth over a controversy with calls for kindness seems to be failing this week.
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Adan, a private security firm employee with a good reputation in St. Cloud's Somali community, was intent on purchasing the newly released iPhone 7, according to Haji Yussuf, a local Somali community leader who has been in contact with the man's family.
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"They have an extremely good reputation, and there's no suggestion that they were involved in this at all," Ian Harvey, the leader of the Spelthorne Council, which represents the part of Surrey that includes Sunbury-on-Thames, said in a phone interview.
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What we don't know yet, of course, is how good these forecasts are, but ClimaCell has developed a pretty good reputation over the last year or so and a number of large companies, including airlines like Delta, JetBlue and United are customers.
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Obviously, we're still a long way out from 2021 — Apple's 2020 iPhones aren't even here yet — but Kuo does have a good reputation for predicting Apple's plans, meaning it's entirely possible that this is what the future of iPhones will look like.
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"The stable debt-to-GDP ratio, contained inflation, a central bank with a good reputation and the government's fiscal discipline" have made Mexican debt very attractive and low risk, said Jose Luis Ortega, director of debt investments at asset management firm BlackRock.
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"Rosenstein has a good reputation as a career prosecutor, but this is going to test him, and I worry about the integrity of the Justice Department," Senator Patrick J. Leahy, a Vermont Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, said in a telephone interview Monday.
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"The stable debt-to-GDP ratio, contained inflation, a central bank with a good reputation and the government's fiscal discipline" have made Mexican debt very attractive and low risk, said Jose Luis Ortega, director of debt investments at asset management firm BlackRock.
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I knew what I was getting into my assessment at the time was that this was a really good strong bank with a fantastic client franchise with good people, with a good reputation, with good product and services that had made a bunch of mistakes.
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My biggest concern is that I'll be locked out and lose years of building up a good reputation as a renter, but I soon discover to my vast relief that I can regain access by saying I forgot my password and supplying my email address.
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" He continues: "Catering college is not very exciting—I was already working in restaurants and I didn't feel like I was getting much out of it, so once I'd done two years I went to work full time at Pushka, which has a good reputation.
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" The Pakistani government said of Wednesday's call between the two leaders that President-elect Trump had referred to Prime Minister Sharif as a "terrific guy" with "a very good reputation," and told him he was "doing amazing work which is visible in every way.
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Conventional wisdom says that a country is only as trustworthy as its last words or actions, and that credibility can dissipate swiftly (Will Rogers' quip comes to mind: "It takes a lifetime to build a good reputation, but you can lose it in a minute").
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IF WE HAVE A REALLY GOOD -- SOMETIMES WE PROVIDE OUR OWN AND SOMETIMES WE HAVE SUCH A GOOD REPUTATION AS BEING ABLE TO PICK SUCCESS STORIES IN THE FUTURE THAT OUR INVESTOR CLIENT BASE WILL COME ALONG WITH US BASED ON OUR RESEARCH AND OUR URGING.
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Apply for a good beginner credit cardIf you don't make an annual salary yet but you've been able to establish a good reputation with your bank by opening a checking and/or savings account, it might be time to apply for your very own credit card.
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"Legal action to protect AirAsia and its interests against these allegations will be taken against any person who is known to have maliciously and frivolously instigated, and or smeared the good reputation of individuals and shareholders of AAIL (AirAsia India Ltd)," it said in a statement to the exchange.
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"Assuming that a powerful brand, a sustainable competitive advantage, and a good reputation are characteristics that investors like or admire, from the popularity perspective, some investors (the willing or unknowing losers) are simply willing to give up some level of return or overpay for a characteristic they like," they added.
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"I think it in one sense it is bad news for Trump and it is good news for people who want a robust investigation because Mueller is definitely a straight shooter and he has a good reputation as an FBI director," said Jens David Ohlin, a Cornell University law professor.
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After each seizure of territory, you earn "aggressive expansion" penalties that damage your relations with every other country and leave you with an increasingly furious populace of involuntary subjects, and have to invest time and national resources in rebuilding your good reputation and enticing people to share your religion and culture.
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" Jatta said the allegations hailed from "Western corporations that have been and will continue to lead smear campaigns to tarnish the good reputation of Gambia's legendary and visionary leader," adding that the party and the "Gambian people are tired of the steady stream of unfounded allegations that have been reported against our ex-President.
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" Sudan: "The Sudanese citizens living in the United States are known for their good reputation, respect for American laws, and their lack of involvement in radical and criminal acts," the Foreign Affairs Ministry said, adding that the Sudanese people are "heirs to the ancient Nile River civilization, which is marked by tolerance and peaceful coexistence.
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They can be used as a means of defamation: every person has the right to a good reputation, but perhaps in their previous life, or ten years ago, they had a problem with justice, or a problem in their family life, and bringing this to light is serious and harmful; it can annul a person.
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While another joke-y revisionist history of the United States sounds paralyzingly boring, the associated talent is promising, and Netflix has a pretty good reputation for picking strong projects every time they move into a new content type or genre — think House of Cards (season 1 only, please!), Making a Murderer, Beasts of No Nation, etc.
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"We will be endeavoring to clear the air as soon as possible so we give South Africans and the world confidence that South Africa's institutions, particularly the economic institutions, are still solid and under good leadership and that they will continue to pursue the policies that have given us a good reputation," Gordhan told CNBC Africa Tuesday.
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Now Fast Company is declaring the end of the public's "love affair" with the Silicon Valley ideal, and everyone from socialist Bernie Sanders to hard-right Steve Bannon is calling for your biggest companies to be heavily regulated, and your reputation is fast approaching that of Wall Street (which used to have a good reputation, too).
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" In Nature , Teller attacked the theory ("A severe climatic change must be considered dubious rather than robust"), and offered this sermon: "Highly speculative theories of worldwide destruction—even the end of life on Earth—used as a call for a particular kind of political action serve neither the good reputation of science nor dispassionate political thought.
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"Given the universe of dignitaries in this administration that the president could have sent to South Korea, Ivanka Trump is probably the best of the lot in terms of a relatively good reputation, having a fair amount of charisma and star power," said Evan Resnick, coordinator of the US Program at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, told CNN.
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So when I saw this fake Samuel L. Jackson tweet the first thing I did was I did a reverse image search and I typed in the keywords Samuel L. Jackson and I saw that the only people who have ever shared this tweet are those really really really junky websites that don't really have a good reputation or any kind of reputation online.
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This failure to react left me wondering if I was reaffirming certain prehistoric beliefs, namely, that the man says what he wants without fear of consequence while the woman (me) stays quiet and perpetually fears consequence (in my case: no tip, loss of a "good" reputation, and the loss of a job.) That said, I don't think it's wrong to partake in the performance of eager-to-please femininity if that's what you want and if both parties are aware of and OK with what is—a transaction.
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