Reputations are volatile. Loyalties are fickle.

You know, reputations are built on trust, consistency, transparency.

There was lots of money and reputations at stake.

(i) For respect of the rights or reputations of others

The revolution and its leaders were idolized, and falsified reputations and biographies were created.

There are good grounds for both to preserve the peace, and to protect individuals reputations from lies.

So the crash presents an intellectual puzzle, and economists can build their reputations on trying to find innovative accounts.

In foreign policy as well, both countries reputations are burdened with the problems of longstanding disputes over Taiwan and Kashmir.

The best hope for further progress, it seems, lies in animal welfare becoming, like human rights, an international issue that affects countries reputations.

Moreover, institutions that thought they had transferred risk to the market realized that the demise of sponsored SIV s would damage their reputations irreversibly.

So obviously I'm looking at this through a marketing prism, so from a brand perspective, brands literally stand or fall on their reputations.

If faced with such losses, banks might choose to protect their reputations by using official funds for repayment, transferring the risk onto their balance sheets.

If we ask for it, Web sites will offer not just content but reputation systems, so that contributors will have reputations as reliable sources (or not).

Executives from Facebook, Verizon, MySpace, Microsoft, and many others talked with hundreds about how to better protect themselves, personal reputations, kids and businesses online from harassment.

If the market is working towards a world where users exercise the power to manage their own reputations, it will ultimately punish companies that become too arrogant.

There are significant political risks related to the overlapping political and business interests of the region s entrenched ruling elites, presenting headaches for investors concerned about their reputations.

Formerly, leaders of the people were leaders of their communities, often personally known to those whom they served, and jealous of their reputations for probity and fair dealing.

The financial institutions that survived the crises went on to play a crucial role in pushing further development, and they had enhanced reputations because they withstood a crisis.

Do people think it is easy for a 12 trillion dollar economy to spend beyond its means year after year just to prop up other countries reputations for stability?

Today, a G 8 or G 20 agreement on exchanges of tax information could help to shore up national revenue bases and the reputations of governments for tax fairness.

In the meantime, each of them is competing not for a single grand prize but for a share of a growing market, risking investors money and their own reputations.

Van den Bosch, De Jong and Elving (2005) explored possible relationships between corporate visual identity and reputation, and concluded that corporate visual identity plays a supportive role in corporate reputations.

So nonprofits are really reluctant to attempt any brave, daring, giant scale new fundraising endeavors, for fear that if the thing fails, their reputations will be dragged through the mud.

While many people are up in arms about Facebook s shifting privacy policies, millions of others are calmly managing their reputations online, using the tools that Facebook and other social Web sites provide.

Statistics recently published by the Pew Research Center s Internet American Life Project (http pewinternet.org Reports 2010 Reputation Management.aspx) indicate that young people manage their reputations online more carefully than do older people.

Both of India s last two presidents had distinguished themselves in professional careers before being elected one in the Foreign Service and the other in nuclear physics and their reputations were above reproach.

It is so difficult to imagine that successful executives would jeopardize their careers and reputations in this way that many of us probably hope that the accusations turn out to be without merit.

Today, ExxonMobil and other major oil companies are much more honest and constructive in their discussions of the issues. They could not, in the long term, beat the science without gravely damaging their reputations.

Organizations like Human Rights Watch, Human Rights in China, Human Rights First, and the Committee to Protect Journalists would not be putting their reputations behind this thing if they didn't think it was meaningful.

That s not a moral judgment, but a business one. If the market is working towards a world where users exercise the power to manage their own reputations, it will ultimately punish companies that become too arrogant.

But the former is usually implicit and uncertain, making it vulnerable to default. If faced with such losses, banks might choose to protect their reputations by using official funds for repayment, transferring the risk onto their balance sheets.

Much the same is true for organizations like FIFA. When sponsors like Coca Cola or Adidas believe that their reputations will be tarnished by association with an organization engaged in corrupt practices, they will take their brand management dollars elsewhere.

In the long run, this does not bode well for their global reputations, which depend on users trust in the openness and independence of their products and services. One day, perhaps, censorship will no longer make good business sense anywhere.

If states feel compelled to act in the case of Council stalemate, they should know that they would do less damage to their reputations if they act within the Panel s guidelines for legitimacy, even if they fail to satisfy its criterion for legality.

On the contrary, many of them, their reputations under water, have doubled down on those beliefs, apparently in the hope that events will, for once, break their way, and that people might thus be induced to forget their abysmal forecasting track record.

Any restrictions that may be imposed on the right to freedom of expression must be provided by law and justified as being necessary for respect of the rights or reputations of others or for the protection of national security or public order.

According to one news article by South Korea's Hankook Newspaper, the court's recent decision was criticized even by moderate conservatives in South Korea for failing to provide enough explanation of on what grounds the books were labeled as troublesome, and ignoring potential profit losses and personal damage of reputations.

In this connection, freedom of expression must, in the interests of consistency, imply the need to adequately protect the right of reply and that of correction, particularly where respect of the rights or reputations of citizens is concerned, as laid down in article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

According to paragraph 3 of article 19, the right to freedom of expression may only be restricted as provided by law and when necessary for respect of the rights of reputations of others or for the protection of national security or public order (ordre public), or of public health or morals. In case No.