Examples of using Repute in English and their translations into Danish
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prosperity and global repute; and it would also give us far greater leverage over micro-states like the Maldives
Writers of great repute were ready to inform the public of the imminent danger;
Those conditions include conditions intended to protect the repute of the trade mark,
thus restore the company's solvency and build its repute as a lucrative, progressive concern with opportunities for expansion.
good repute, the transport manager 's role and the conditions he/ she should meet, and here I refer to the certificate of professional competence and good repute, as well as the Member States' obligation to create national electronic registers to be interconnected.
is detrimental to, the distinctive character or the repute of the Community trade mark.
I am glad to understand that Mr Maclaurin is in good repute amongst you, for I think he deserves it very well:
From a school on the Sagres peninsula, your country gained world repute as a nation of navigators.
Of course, to criticize unjustly and lower repute is itself an overt act and so this mechanism is not, in fact.
Both these Jewish warnings appeared in a Washington newsletter of repute but small circulation;
One is mad if he thinks it will as it is serving other masters that mean to destroy the repute of the target.
The European Companies Register has a special importance in guaranteeing the control of good repute.
Guests of great fame and grim repute.
I believe National Geographic to be of the highest international repute.
An adventurer of very poor repute.
You could gain some repute.
To the exile of the Israelites were all kings of great repute.
Richter was not a scientist of repute.
These three were kings of repute.
I'm a consulting detective of some repute.
