Sentences with phrase «national reputation»

Our member institutions are major universities with national reputations for preparing teachers, related service providers, administrators, teacher educators, and researchers.

Our experienced trial teams are led by partners with national reputations located in various offices across the country.

Both were known for their marine subjects, and had developed national reputations long before they moved west.

You'll be able to lean on another business's national reputation before you build your own reputation locally.

I wanted to be a part of a brand with a respectable national reputation.

It describes schools that that take a holistic approach to admissions decisions, that consistently excel in providing undergraduate education, and that have a truly national reputation.

We take great pride in having an exceptional national reputation for providing excellent care for our patients and their owners.

During Keppel's fourteen year administration, the Graduate School of Education gained a strong national reputation as a leading institution for teacher preparation, advanced study, and research in education.

And the Denver School of the Arts middle and high schools are gaining national reputations.

Included in the group were Herbert Willett and Edward Scribner Ames, who were beginning to establish national reputations in biblical studies and the philosophy of religion respectively.

«His skills, qualifications and national reputation made him my top choice for the job.»

During Keppel's 14 - year administration, HGSE gained a strong national reputation as a leading institution for teacher preparation, advanced study, and research in education.

Client retention soared, attorney retention quadrupled, and led to quickly developing a well - deserved national reputation for quality, innovation and client service.

Ensure our signature programs» national reputation based upon translational clinical research, so that patients from a broad geographic area will seek out UConn Health for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.

Blue chip stocks represent shares in blue chip companies, or established companies with national reputations known for stability, profitability, and leadership in their markets.

But consider that she shot an amazing 62 percent from the field and 43 percent from beyond the arc while helping her team to the NorCal Open championship game, and the top - shelf national reputation starts to make more sense.

«As I have said before, I regard the very idea of building the biggest children's prison in the western world as a stain on our treasured national reputation for fairness, decency and humanity under the rule of law.

Poet Andrea Selch directed the Press from 2003 until 2015, strengthening CWP's national reputation through its poetry series with titles that include L. Lamar Wilson's Sacrilegion and Evie Shockley's a half - red sea.

Its vibrant theatre district has five theaters serving 80 to 2000 audience members and nine museums, some of which, such as the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, have distinguished national reputations.

Lavadour's national reputation hails him as much more than a great landscape painter.

Many of these programs assert long and celebrated histories with recognized national reputations.

«The firm has a stellar national reputation.

Commenting on her appointment, Roz said: «This is a firm with a sterling national reputation and I am delighted to be given the chance to help clients resolve their problems and family disputes during what may be one of the most difficult times in their lives.»

Paula said: «Kennedys has a committed insurance presence in Manchester and an unrivalled national reputation, so I am looking forward to working with my former colleagues again to grow Kennedys» insurance casualty business in Manchester.»

Commenting on Luttinger's addition, Mitchell Dolin says that the firm was «drawn to his superb national reputation as a trial lawyer in the coverage field and to his strengths as an individual and colleague.»

Vanderbilt's national reputation affords our graduates a wide array of geographic options as well as professional opportunities within and beyond the practice of law.

The crowds helped bolster Naperville's national reputation as a family - friendly community, with a No. 3 ranking on Money Magazine's Best Places to Live list just two years later.

Auburn is one of four veterinary medical programs in the U.S., and the only one in the South, to receive funding to establish the AKC Residency in Theriogenology, expanding the college's national reputation in theriogenology, or reproductive medicine, in both large and small animal medicine.

He has been honored with the Theodore Roosevelt Award, which is presented annually by the NCAA to a distinguished citizen of national reputation with outstanding accomplishments.

Its multi-disciplinary team includes solicitors with national reputations, a qualified social worker, an accountant and an experienced Court of Protection deputy who are able to manage the financial affairs of those who lack mental capacity as defined under the Mental Capacity Act 2005.

Dreyer, when asked about the partnership, notes FLVS's strong national reputation and the credibility it brings to her company.

Denver is the home of the Great American Beer Festival and many of craft's biggest names, while Charlotte is a fast - growing beer city with a number of very strong brewers who are gaining a national reputation.

But to win Amazon, Baltimore will have to count on Bezos overlooking — or embracing — the city's national reputation for crime and violence, he said.

At a time when cybersecurity is an increasing concern, franchise partners like Freund utilize CMIT's national reputation and brand recognition to deliver cutting - edge protection for companies who want to know that a trusted business partner will take care of their IT needs.

He cited America's history of giving «sanctuary to desperate children for centuries,» the «blight on our national reputation» when we refused to accept Jewish children fleeing the Nazis in 1939, and his Christian faith as reasons for the decision.

Just a year earlier, he was an embattled small - state governor with underwater approval ratings, dismal reelection prospects, and a national reputation in tatters.

By undermining the teaching of evolution in Tennessee's public schools,» he said, «HB368 and SB893 would miseducate students, harm the state's national reputation, and weaken its efforts to compete in a science - driven global economy.

Thompson has earned a national reputation for his movies depicting life on earth during the apocalypse.

A friend who has been teaching a course on constitutional law for a couple of decades and has achieved a national reputation confided recently that he plans to stop teaching the course; there just isn't any integrity to the subject, and it becomes almost a degrading experience to have to teach, say, equal protection doctrine and pretend that the Court's decisions are the product of any sort of coherent thinking.

Established in 1960 as a butcher shop known locally for square burger patties and beef barbecue, in recent years JTM has built a national reputation as a high - quality supplier of a broad range of better - tasting, healthier foods.

Schoolcraft College boasts a culinary arts program with a national reputation for quality, creativity and culinary excellence, as well as a strong faculty that includes two CMCs (Jeffrey Gabriel, CMC, and Brian Beland, CMC) and one CMPC (Joseph Decker, CMPC).

On the outcome of the game might well hang the national reputations not only of the schools but of East and West football.

The Trinity matchup will be a huge game for the Spartans and for California's national reputation.

That work ethic and style of play is the reason we have a national reputation of playing the game «the right way».