His prestige on the consumer market may well be greater than the manufacturer's.

To defend the prestige of my name!

It also enhances the prestigious image of your country.

Doesn't the prestige of the Bolsheviks mean anything to you?

All right, let's uphold it for another 10 minutes.

Maintaining residences in Drezno, Vienna, and Paris enhanced prestige.

Rather it often promotes the strong apos s status and prestige.

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

However, prestige is not the only motivator for the giving of lines of code.

Only thus will the prestige and authority of the Council be guaranteed.

The price sensitivity of buyers is crucial for price setting. The less elastic the demand, the higher the range available for pricing strategies.

I don't know what prestige Pelta's victory would bring to football.

If the Council ignores this very fact its credibility will face serious damage.

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

After all, we have to uphold the prestige of Russia.

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

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

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

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

Thus to save face, because no one liked coming to our house

It has already taken place 18 times and its prestige is growing.

But the Chancellor's juvenile experiment in mature diplomacy has diminished, not expanded, Germany's prestige.

That the West seems nervous about Putin only enhances his prestige at home.

He appeared briefly in the 2006 film The Prestige , directed by Christopher Nolan.

Effectiveness and credibility depended on concrete development results.

This would be in Russia apos s own interests and would only strengthen its international prestige.

The success and therefore the image of the United Nations are at stake here.

It would also reclaim its own global prestige and potential for progress in other areas.

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

Ferrari did better than Tartaglia in the competition, and Tartaglia lost both his prestige and income.

His hope was for reasons of political prestige within Germany itself that the German population would be protected from the Allied bombings.

In fact, failure to change it might endanger its credibility and moral authority.

Through its activities, the Department of Public Information should improve the Organization apos s image in the eyes of the general public.

Unless that takes place, the prestige and standing of the Organization will be called into question.

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

China, they believe, is regaining the status and prestige that it enjoyed until the end of the eighteenth century.

49 percent of Russians are confident that the Olympics raised Russia s prestige.

We continue to believe that the collective moral force of this Organization is indispensable for a secure, peaceful and humane world.

Today, the prestige and credibility of the United Nations depend more than ever on the effectiveness of that principal body.

The Commission should not be prevented from admitting mistakes for fear of losing face.

However, a common feature the countries in question shared was the relatively low prestige of vocational education within society.

Internationally, it has diminished the country's stature and left its reputation smeared.

But the credibility of all democratic regimes, not just India s, is at stake in what unfolds in Myanmar.

But Italy, unlike France, is in no position to substitute the beauty of Carla Bruni, Sarkozy s new wife, for real prestige.

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