My prestige depends on it.

Parliament s history brings great prestige but there is constant pressure, both internal and external, to adapt and develop to changing circumstances.

I have every weapon money, connections, prestige.

This adds to their power, wealth, and prestige.

Its prestige and authority must therefore be strengthened.

The conscious mind hungers for success and prestige.

With your prestige, it'll only take a minute.

First accrue wealth, power, and prestige, then lose it.

In fact, US prestige has suffered much since 2008.

The idea that prestige is important is not new.

First accrue wealth, power, and prestige, then lose it.

But in its quest to enhance its great power prestige today, Russia seems willing to sacrifice its long term security interests in the region for immediate diplomatic gratification.

What shapes this process are competitiveness, financial considerations and prestige.

Being a nuclear power provides sovereign states with protection and prestige.

Sputnik wasn't a technical loss, but it was a prestige loss.

You see, I don't work with prestige, so always do mistakes.

It's good for our prestige, and people will praise your cooking.

He has more than what you call prestige, he has power.

On the contrary, an endless war waged against an unseen enemy is doing great damage not only to our authority and prestige in the world, but also to our own society.

That price is not necessarily a gain in prestige for the Kremlin.

These groups only exist because of people's ideas of prestige or dishonor.

Of these, the Diplomatic Career enjoys the highest responsibility, prestige and remuneration.

You've done all you could to lower the prestige of decent people.

They will include prestige projects, high employment companies, and politically well connected businesses.

The return to Chechnya of an amnestied Zakaev would greatly increase Kadyrov s prestige.

Ambassador Young apos s presence here today lends prestige to this world Organization.

But most of the positions of power and prestige are occupied by men.

If we withdraw under pressure, our prestige all over the world is threatened.

The prestige and moral authority of the United Nations also suffered as a consequence.

A name made illustrious by its long history, by the prestige of its bearer,

The fiscal problems of Greece and Spain were also the result of spending a great deal on high technology and high prestige projects facilities for the Olympic Games, new airport buildings, high speed train links.

But, seen from today s perspective, Kennedy s presidency seems like a high point of American prestige.

It also constitutes a blot on the moral authority and prestige of the United Nations.

A seat on the Council, permanent or not, cannot be considered a matter of prestige.

We can give a proof of flexibility, and solve the matter without losing our prestige.

We believe that it is essential that the United Nations step up its political efforts at peacemaking by appointing a personality of great international prestige to renew the political and diplomatic initiative with all the Somali factions.

Consequently, the prestige of the Taliban and other militant groups operating in the area has grown.

This is also the way to enhance further the role and prestige of the United Nations.

In many African countries, cultural perceptions confer prestige to women who have large numbers of children.

Although our teachers can give us their know how, they can't give us money or prestige.

Having them, their prestige among other fighters will soar, and so will support for their moderate stance.

The United Nations, whose prestige had reached new heights, was facing increasingly numerous, pressing and complex problems.

Those steps had needed to be taken quickly enough to regain confidence and prestige on the international scene.

In the final analysis, it was the authority and prestige of the Organization itself that was at stake.

Traditionally, too, moral damage or injury meant an offence to the honour, dignity or prestige of a State.