The commission complained that the paint threatened "the architectural character of this exemplary transit system" (exemplary, it so happens, for its Brutalism).
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It was an exemplary case study in supply and demand.
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But his grasp on the facts was less than exemplary.
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He had an exemplary record for more than two years.
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Brexit has been exemplary: officially targeted at the unaccountable bureaucrats
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"Its badness is not extreme, but exemplary," writes A.O. Scott.
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The exemplary religious right leader is President George W. Bush.
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With exemplary legato phrasing, she combined cool objectivity and rapture.
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Today, Dellschau is regarded as an exemplary American outsider artist.
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"Resonance II" is exemplary of the operations in Provosty's work.
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The playing of this "Aida" was in many ways exemplary.
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Even as exemplary a figure as Mueller cannot change that.
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And we will cover it in an exemplary fashion. Period.
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"Joe Biden has exemplary heart, character, and experience," he said.
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The C.E.O.s demonstrated exemplary leadership and respect for American ideals.
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The case stands as an exemplary piece of appellate advocacy.
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They are exemplary citizens — involved, patriotic, highly engaged and serious.
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" Mr. Brewster said his client had "an exemplary public life.
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Tesla is asking the court for compensatory, punitive and exemplary damages.
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"He has not been an exemplary inmate," Roy said of Johnson.
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Andrea was a passionate environmental science major, exemplary student & dedicated athlete.
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Anti-corruption campaigners consider it an exemplary bulwark against official corruption.
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And, no, it's not her exemplary work as a trans activist.
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He led a full life, and a very exemplary life, too.
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In terms of corporate citizenship, Wells Fargo has been consistently exemplary.
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"Tim Cook has done an exemplary job of leadership," he said.
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" Sanders on Porter: "someone of the highest integrity and exemplary character.
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It was an exemplary display of how to publish sensitive materials.
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Sitting down with Eva Mendes is a lesson in exemplary manners.
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His Cosmococa series is also exemplary of this long lost era.
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Charleston's charming, historic, and sophisticated ambiance is exemplary of southern culture.
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A grand-aunt insists her grandchildren take exemplary care of her.
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She is a model teacher, a designation given to exemplary instructors.
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This is an exemplary company when it comes to hiring women.
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Those who hold different views than I do lead exemplary lives.
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It was an exemplary Rockets game, a flashback to last season's success.
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Our athletes have an exemplary standard and this behavior is absolutely unacceptable.
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Credit in America by Rowena Olegario is an exemplary piece of business
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Here are a handful of exemplary ones, in descending order of plausibility.
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It's exemplary of how hyperpartisan right and leftist factions treat political opponents.
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Such a difficult incident to deal with, done with exemplary. pic.twitter.com/Qdh3UIwmer
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It's a little rushed, and not exactly exemplary oratory, but it works.
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And Trump's campaign and appeal was never based on exemplary character anyway.
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And the Brooklyn Rail exhibition is an exemplary presentation of political art.
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I believe that some of these writers were exemplary in that sense.
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Along with the pain and anger came stories of his exemplary character.
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But one thing Dragon doesn't have is the Soyuz's exemplary flight record.
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In fact, punk rock means EXEMPLARY MANNERS TO YOUR FELLOW HUMAN BEING.
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Together they organise a campaign to demand exemplary punishment for the priest.
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But even with three house sauces, an exemplary pork sandwich eluded us.
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He is widely admired for his intellect, experience, and exemplary judicial temperament.
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The family is seeking punitive, exemplary and aggravated damages for wrongful death.
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"A great athlete should be exemplary," he told French radio last year.
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An example of a bad response:Of course, not all responses are exemplary.
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Many service members recruited through the program have proven to be exemplary.
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Singer-songwriter Nina Simone's first protest song is exemplary of the era.
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Now it was reduced to a brightparticular atom, deep blue and exemplary.
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In any case, Mr. Phillips remembered Mr. Williams as an exemplary pupil.
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Numerous historians, of course, have already written exemplary histories of the war.
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When he does do that, he's exemplary and does a terrific job.
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This is an exemplary, moving, show-don't-tell record of family tenacity.
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Or you could have an exemplary pavlova outfitted with strawberries and rhubarb.
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To me, this sounds like an exemplary way to approach working life.
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There is no guarantee other suffers will act in this exemplary way.
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But Armenia is a significantly less than shining or exemplary democratic state.
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At the same time, the book is an exemplary piece of realism.
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The trial must be "exemplary, the opposite would hurt him," she added.
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Sometimes called the "first believer," Mary has come to represent the exemplary Christian.
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The new one feels complete and more exemplary of the band we are.
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It will turn into a runway, this is exemplary: CM Akhilesh Yadav pic.twitter.
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"The vast majority of men I've worked with have been exemplary," she said.
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"He not only showcased unbelievable airmanship, but exemplary character as well," Regni said.
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That was comparable to other Nordic nations but not exemplary, CDP data show.
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While not perfect, OPIC was moving in an exemplary direction in this regard.
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Robert Mueller may be an exemplary human being, but he has fallen short.
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DJI did an exemplary job with the menu system on the Osmo Action.
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He changed his testimony mid-impeachment, rendering him a less than exemplary witness.
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Full and exemplary retrospectives of major but under-known American artists are rare.
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Why in the world would you fire someone with such an exemplary record?
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The program's opponents see the program as an exemplary case of executive overreach.
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They have both proven to be exemplary leaders throughout their tenures at Expedia.
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Admiring historians have dismissed this as an unfortunate interlude in an exemplary life.
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I reveled in it—my status as exemplary, unique, white by cultural association.
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During a time when nothing seems to be central, Leaf's independence is exemplary.
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"I want to extend my sincere thanks to an exemplary professional," he said.
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In this illustrious context, Pacific Northwest often looks exemplary — youthful, sunny, stylish, ideally engaged.
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That means modern espresso machines aren't ecologically exemplary when they make an average doppio.
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" Grandi described the response by the people and leadership of New Zealand as "exemplary.
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Burna Boy enjoyed an exemplary 2018, particularly with the release of his album Outside.
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Their resolution is so damn exemplary that I initially thought they had a fault.
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I stopped at a different location and found the service to be equally exemplary.
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I imagine myself making an exemplary parent, without the need for the "mom" title.
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Despite being an exemplary student, she was dismissed from the school for being gay.
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Both Curry and James are transcendent on the court, and exemplary citizens off it.
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A simpler democracy would be a more secure one — and a more exemplary one.
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He is something equally dignified and exemplary but less celebrated: He is a craftsman.
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This may be the last exemplary building he completed without substantial contributions from others.
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Johnny Weissmuller, the most famous screen Tarzan, was an exemplary fetishized object of desire.
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It's exemplary of everything wrong in blockbuster filmmaking today, and it's all our fault.
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As inconspicuous control is the mark of a fine official, this was exemplary work.
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Ma is seeking punitive and exemplary damages for physical pain, suffering, and emotional trauma.
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Overlong and overstuffed with Southern rock and blues numbers, "Burden" is not exemplary filmmaking.
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Officials praised both men as two of the most exemplary officers on the force.
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His subsequent domestic life seems normal and possibly as exemplary as his musical one.
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Check out the Citizens' Climate Lobby's carbon fee and dividend as one exemplary policy.
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This week, we are highlighting a few of the exemplary (noncelebrity) neighbors you nominated.
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She is an exemplary officer, who is widely praised and respected by her colleagues.
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"Everybody thought he was exemplary," Jamila Haddoum, the Neuhof community center youth director, said.
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Cramer's accessibility and service on behalf of the people of North Dakota are exemplary.
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There's one dimension of just trying to be seen as exemplary for your group.
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Rodriguez said that the country's security forces had protected the border in "exemplary" fashion.
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In the meantime, Hillsdale defiantly claims an exemplary record of opposition to racial discrimination.
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Amid recession, Argentina this week saw an exemplary transfer of power between political adversaries.
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"We have to maintain in exemplary fashion all of the standard recommendations," says Pasternack.
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They've specified their formal approach and become more exemplary simultaneously: a classic pop paradox.
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On the field his work has been exemplary, as 15 wins in 19 games prove.
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Though a staunch ally of the West, Niger's president, Mahamadou Issoufou, is no exemplary democrat.
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Cassini, to the end, was exemplary: sending back data for 30 more seconds than anticipated.
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He was an exemplary soldier, public servant, and beloved member of the House of Representatives.
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"He has handled this entire difficult situation in an exemplary way," Manfred said of Darvish.
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The corps, including several splendid soloists recently seen in other lead Ratmansky roles, was exemplary.
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The exemplary military service of Plaintiffs in this case certainly suggests that it does not.
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It is as if the book offered transhistorical models of an exemplary scene of evil.
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The company, formed by Nandini K. Mehta and Murali Mohan Kalvakalva in 1997, is exemplary.
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There was great bravery that day, and exemplary leadership in the days and months after.
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Given his exemplary life and work, it should kind of bother the rest of us.
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Unlike some of baseball's other youngest players, Lindstrom had an exemplary career, finishing with a .
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Art Review Full and exemplary retrospectives of major but under-known American artists are rare.
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Oldham wrote that Wideman's "exemplary" record without discipline throughout his career played into his decision.
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She is exemplary of an artist whose mission has been building relationships outside of institutions.
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If anything, one might idealize this family as leading an exemplary, off-the-grid lifestyle.
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I had heard that he was an exemplary inmate, a devoted husband, a dedicated father.
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The Wallace Foundation website recently described the exemplary activism of former Kentucky principal Dewey Hensley.
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"Hannah has an exemplary history as a journalist, and particularly in music," Mr. Wiczyk said.
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As an advertisement for the successful healing of old wounds, this performance was largely exemplary.
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" Venezuela's self-declared interim president, Juan Guaido also chimed in, calling the election day "exemplary.
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"The health system was exemplary some years back," Ms. Flug, the former central banker, said.
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Although captions are poorly placed, this is otherwise an exemplary catalog from a small museum.
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He had an exemplary run as the head of the FBI and U.S. attorney before that.
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In short, Comey wasn't exactly an exemplary leader when he was in charge of the FBI.
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It's a delicate exercise in firm but subtle craftsmanship, and shows off the company's exemplary craftsmanship.
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And to match this step, the VMAs have got a pretty exemplary list of nominees, too.
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Aleksandr Serafimovich, a resident of the house, wrote "The Iron Flood", an exemplary socialist-realist novel.
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Maybe because it was the first diary, and they thought the purpose was to be exemplary.
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Her facial expressions and audacity to call a spade a spade (or a scumbag) are exemplary.
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There are exemplary companies and industries that have worked to root out slavery in supply chains.
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An exemplary Mormon who was hugely successful in business, Mr Romney is extremely popular in Utah.
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Yet if you judge him by the standards of any other business, he has been exemplary.
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Ms. Yovanovitch's superiors insisted that she was an exemplary public servant who had been falsely accused.
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These exemplary young students personify the importance of such legislation to themselves and to the nation.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey told reporters that New Jersey Transit had an exemplary safety record.
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Ramasar is an exemplary company member and a member in good standing of Actors Equity Association.
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My career has been frankly an exemplary example of how women can succeed in Wall Street.
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These flaws — these moments where she appears least noble — are evidence of this exemplary woman's humanity.
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Why not choose to highlight these exemplary women instead, or at least include them as well?
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Tennessee just executed a deeply repentant Christian convert who had lived an exemplary life in prison.
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Edmund Zagorksi's behavior in prison was so exemplary that even the warden pleaded for his life.
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The Civil War rages for most of his book, and Grant proves an exemplary military narrator.
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And I know that now China's leaders want to sell their heavy-handed methods as exemplary.
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It didn't matter if you had led an otherwise exemplary life in the intervening 30 years.
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To help the revolution, the agency published a list of 10 scenic sites with exemplary toilets.
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Mr. Wertkin's background and otherwise exemplary work record would still be important in a potential sentencing.
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"What Jörg Braunsdorf is doing is something I find exemplary," wrote Ms. Beck, in an email.
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Essential help has come from people like William Arnett and his exemplary Souls Grown Deep Foundation.
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And don't miss Mr. Ross's notes, which elegantly explicate the process behind an exemplary Saturday grid.
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The chief justice singled out, but did not name, a colleague, praising his exemplary educational work.
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Big moments for two captains who smashed cultural barriers to become exemplary leaders for their teams.
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This book is exemplary for its combination of new research, interpretive analysis and quantities of information.
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Away's exemplary customer experience and handcrafted designs are a cornerstone of its business model and brand.
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"I think our golfers have been absolutely exemplary in their support (of the Olympics)," he said.
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And the department started to create a paper trail that undermined her record as an exemplary officer.
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We take great pride providing exemplary customer service, and on this flight we failed to do so.
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The Baltic states have exemplary civic and e-citizenship traditions (witness Latvia's successful experiments with e-petitions).
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What most people watch on Twitch streams is exemplary gameplay, and that has often eluded the squad.
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Chronister said Strawn had heretofore been "an exemplary employee" who displayed no signs of any behavioral problems.
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A colleague described him as an "exemplary father" who was passionate about his sales and marketing career.
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Likofi, which means "punch" in the Lingala language, was an "exemplary success", Boshab told a news conference.
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The high school sweethearts had seemed so exemplary in every way — high achievers with even higher ambitions.
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His record in ensuring Sky's independent shareholders were represented throughout was exemplary, media analyst Alice Enders said.
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Reuters contacted one of the organizers of the petition to demand Juncker take "exemplary measures" against Barroso.
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Reuters contacted one of the organisers of the petition to demand Juncker take "exemplary measures" against Barroso.
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At Berkshire's annual meeting last May, Buffett said he made "no apologies whatsoever" about Clayton's "exemplary" lending.
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His plan to pass on most of his wealth to the Gates Foundation, a charity, is exemplary.
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Id's sprawling level design in particular is exemplary, and its approach to combat is unlike anything else.
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Visitors would do well to read their exemplary essays in the exhibition catalogue before seeing the show.
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Under international pressure, including from outraged members of Congress, the Honduran government then promised an exemplary investigation.
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"Judge Kavanaugh possesses an impressive résumé, an outstanding legal mind and an exemplary judicial temperament," he said.
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Since 2007, 18 states have implemented policies allowing individuals on probation to earn time for exemplary performance.
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Political and artistic transitions are tricky to deal with — but his handling of this transition was exemplary.
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The way they did iPASS, with careful research into its effects which they published openly, is exemplary.
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And show animals, often held up as exemplary models, he says, sometimes tend toward the pudgy side.
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They see something exemplary in the mushroom, something that they can learn from as musicians and people.
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Lyon sees the app as exemplary of the "golden age of the maker" we're experiencing right now.
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Vindman's testimony was also seen as something that could get bipartisan attention, given his exemplary public service.
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Bluecashew Kitchen Homestead (523B N. Front St.) is exemplary for anyone into collecting cooking and bar tools.
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It's a time to salute her exemplary sportsmanship, her qualifying-tournament ego in a Grand Slam body.
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"Despite the exemplary service and location, this Four Seasons is not ready for prime time," one wrote.
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Willy, as Linda says, wasn't a great man or a famous man or even an exemplary one.
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Tell us about an exemplary citizen by filling out the form at the bottom of this column.
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But only a nice, downhome, exemplary model of an American girl could address the theme so knowingly.
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"You need to be exemplary, and you need to respect the dignity of each individual," he said.
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Three-year-old Angelica was a more exemplary witch than the one you'll find in The Craft.
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" Maduro also showered Reverol in praise, calling him an "exemplary officer" as well as "patriotic" and "revolutionary.
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"The relationship between our intelligence services is exemplary, there is no reason that this would change," he said.
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Tipping people for exemplary service may seem uncontroversial, particularly in America where it is widely expected in restaurants.
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I first started thinking about this after Orange Is the New Black's exemplary fourth season debuted in June.
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But supporters want Trump to commute his sentence, citing his exemplary conduct in prison and since being released.
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From Vanquish to Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance to Nier: Automata, its record is full of exemplary, exhilarating projects.
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He was my dearest friend, and will forever be the exemplary man that I compare all others to.
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Still, all of that could've seemed a happy accident if not for his exemplary debut full-length, X100PRE.
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Sontag was an exemplary teacher who brought her students face to face with the "seriousness" that Haslett describes.
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" Wang reminded everyone that UN Security Council members "must hold an exemplary role" and stress "dialogue over confrontation.
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Soon, McAdoo's computer acumen stood out, and the practice plans and drawings he prepared for Sunseri were exemplary.
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Friday's report concluded that the first response by police to the shooting was "exemplary" and likely saved lives.
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The only democracy in the region, Israel has an exemplary record of human rights that celebrates due process.
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While such action is needed, conversely much less regulation is designed to stimulate, encourage and reward exemplary behavior.
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As titles go, How to Date Men When You Hate Men is exemplary: clear, rhyming, and conceptually precise.
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This book's first chapters consider in turn Franz Rosenzweig, Eric Voegelin and Leo Strauss as exemplary reactionary scholars.
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It's a harbinger of his exemplary life in service, glimpsed in the solitude of a child's intrepid mind.
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Nations can have lousy food and exemplary government, as Great Britain demonstrated for most of the last century.
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Public-health campaigns were also reinforced to further improve Singapore's already exemplary standards of cleanliness and public hygiene.
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It's that fantastic stubbornness, that fantastic naiveté almost, that is exemplary of so many women of that time.
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Ms. Morffi was an exemplary teacher, several parents said, and one friend described her as a faithful Catholic.
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He helped make an unlikely hit out of "Fun Home," and his work with Annie Baker is exemplary.
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Nathaniel Clyne, a defender hardly known for his exemplary technique, contributed a lavish drag-back move late on.
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Elizabeth Warren is a progressive lion, a champion for working families, and her commitment to inclusivity is exemplary.
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But somehow it never matters how much time has gone by: This is an exemplary ice cream sandwich.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela found this capacity in Gandhi compelling, exemplary and even sublime.
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The narrative confronts the role of morality and obligation during wartime, while performing an exemplary feat of storytelling.
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Although Yeats is the exemplary case among occult-oriented modernist writers, T. S. Eliot also deserves a glance.
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The chief justice, a strategic thinker with exemplary work habits, is every bit a match for the president.
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Hathaway's journalist character Elena McMahon is an exemplary Didion heroine: a woman worn down to her last nerve.
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" Rolling Stone recently called the film "clunky" and "toxic," exemplary of the "macho militarism of the Reagan era.
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We received more than 100 submissions, and this week we are highlighting a few of our exemplary neighbors.
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We received more than 211 submissions, and this week we are highlighting a few of our exemplary neighbors.
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Marquette's Markus Howard has received comparatively little attention as this year's exemplary high-volume, high-accuracy distance shooter.
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Awards traditionally represent some sort of achievement—a celebrated victory or a task completed in an exemplary manner.
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To her fans she is an exemplary democrat, constantly calibrating and recalibrating according to the will of the people.
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The prize organizers say Sandel has produced "exemplary works" on liberal democracy, becoming an influential figure around the world.
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The award hails people who "create agents of change" and show "exemplary public service," according to the organization's website.
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It's time to implement a similar model to provide the exemplary mental health care that all military personnel deserve.
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The exemplary cast included Aaron C. Finley, Darius de Haas, Ann Harada, Greg Hildreth, Elena Shaddow and Betsy Wolfe.
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He's been impressed with the franchisor's growth strategy, support and values, which emphasize quality work and exemplary customer service.
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Given the exemplary service these men have performed for our country, it must mean that they simply don't know.
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Handled #MeToo On The Red CarpetAnn Curry On Why "Exemplary" Men Should Be Leading The #MeToo Discussion Related Video:
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She said that while they had sometimes led exemplary lives in the controlled environment of prison, "these are sociopaths."
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However, motherhood made the short list, as I was fortunate to be on the receiving end of exemplary parenting.
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Arya Stark isn't that different from my cousin Annie, and Betty Cooper from Riverdale is my most exemplary sister.
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Warranty and reliability concerns aside, the move to extend towing coverage signals Tesla's intent to offer exemplary customer service.
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"This year is exemplary," said Ullrich, noting that atmospheric rivers dumped excessive amounts of rain in California during January.
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"Cargo," a Netflix Original movie that will have its premiere on May 18, has an exemplary slow-burn opening.
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Before joining the D.C. Circuit, he had an exemplary career in private practice and public service, with sterling credentials.
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We're talking game-changers, risk-takers, trend-starters, trailblazers, and those exemplary few who embody all of the above.
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"I want to emphasize the exemplary way the affected communities reacted," Chilean President Michelle Bachelet said in a speech.
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Mariam Ghani's artistic project on the Afghan Film Archive, "What We Left Unfinished," (2014–) is exemplary of these ethics.
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Mr Obama presented Mr Garland as a "serious man and exemplary judge" who is "uniquely prepared" for the job.
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So here are ten exemplary speculations we've run that we feel help define the spectrum of the Terraform project.
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The bulk of each issue is filled with objective, exemplary reportage from places never mentioned in most news magazines.
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"Kendall is an exemplary leader for our team both on and off the pitch," head coach Alan Koch said.
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It was exemplary of how appearance in the public sphere has lately lost its ability to have political impact.
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But the revelation was "Idomeneo," a superb performance featuring an exemplary cast and the insightful conducting of René Jacobs.
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Bettis (14-8) finished his exemplary season with career-highs in wins, innings (33), starts (32) and strikeouts (138).
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"We take great pride providing exemplary customer service, and on this flight we failed to do so," it said.
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Thank you for being the man that you are, the best husband I could have chosen, an exemplary father.
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"It's important to me to join the Bush family in celebrating President George H.W. Bush's exemplary life," she tweeted.
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He believes her exemplary prison record proves she has matured and "strongly suggests" she won't commit further criminal acts.
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As a Gemini enthusiast, LDR stan, and cusp myth-buster, I always advocated for Lana as an exemplary Gemini.
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Stiepleman viewed his uncle as an exemplary husband and father, a role model, and hoped to convey that onscreen.
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But he was also an exemplary craftsman, a hardheaded liberal and a playwright who valued the power of conflict.
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While the rest of my physique is mediocre by the laxest standards, I started adulthood with an exemplary foot.
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" "Jamal is a valuable person, an exemplary thinker and a courageous man who has been fighting for his principles.
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Sock had an exemplary start to the year, reaching the semifinals of Indian Wells and the quarterfinals of Miami.
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The Supreme Court justice was due at a screening here of "RBG," a new documentary chronicling her exemplary life.
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In Saturday's final game, the Eternal (2-03) took down the Justice with exemplary play from their newer members.
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Though his prison record was exemplary, parole boards repeatedly ruled against his release as police organizations lobbied against it.
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"If we discover irregularities, the government will demand that those responsible are sanctioned in an exemplary manner," Trujillo said.
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If you're looking for television role models who make exemplary decisions, then "Insecure" is not the show for you.
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It took a generation, but German society faced its Nazi past and has emerged as an exemplary democratic culture.
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Nonetheless, his offstage manners were largely exemplary and inspiring; and his choreography remains the richest domain in world ballet.
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In other words: in the context of China, his life appeared to be "exemplary", embodying the strife of many.
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To her supporters, her responsiveness to public moods and her mix of caution and opportunism make her an exemplary democrat.
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Jamie was hired by FOX to do a job – a job that, until today, he has performed in exemplary fashion.
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This battle is often studied by young US military officers as the exemplary case study of high intensity conventional combat.
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Measured against the poorest of benchmarks, Ms. Merkel's chancellorship, even after 14 years in office, appears stable, wise and exemplary.
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Sanam Maher's books about Baloch's life and death is an "exemplary work of investigative journalism," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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Vazquez is an excellent surgeon who has been providing exemplary, often life-saving services in our community for many years.
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Each is singularly exemplary in itself and the curators have wisely avoided trying to force them all into a narrative.
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"We have an exemplary relationship with the United States in fighting terrorism in Africa and the Middle East," Macron said.
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The good news is that while many sites do attempt to name exemplary products, their goals and methodologies vary widely.
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And by and large, this is just one of few dark spots in an otherwise exemplary record for LGBTQ equality.
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While Cumberbatch is up there with some of Britain's finest acting talent, he also happens to be an exemplary dresser.
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And, for the most part, what residents have chosen to spend their newfound riches on isn't just surprising, it's exemplary.
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He was well integrated in Switzerland and classified as "exemplary in the view of the asylum authorities" there, Romann added.
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"He has been an exemplary public health leader, aggressive advocate for American patients, and passionate promoter of innovation," Azar said.
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Amy argues that her son deserves the benefit of the doubt, pointing to his kind character and exemplary school record.
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For Matar, the difficulty was compounded by the fact of having a father who was at once exemplary and absent.
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Curiel, the American-born son of Mexican immigrants, is a respected federal judge with an exemplary record of public service.
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He was recognized with a good conduct medal for 25 years of exemplary conduct in 2010, according to the paper.
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It was, in some ways, the exemplary big, silly, 'splodey movie, and the thinness of the plot didn't really matter.
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That makes sense, because all members have a stake in which films are put forth as the industry's most exemplary.
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She called Mr. Cuomo's record "exemplary" because he does not use the aircraft for political trips, unlike his recent predecessors.
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"We are not concerned about it, because a smooth implementation with EE will play an exemplary role," he told CNBC.
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The snow alone is exemplary, building up into an astonishing storm above the dancing then relaxing into a calmer downpour.
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The comprehensive retrospective of De Palma's films at Metrograph, June 1-23, offers his exemplary 1973 thriller, "Sisters" (June 3).
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As a study of Wilson's relationship with Europe, and the intrigues of his foreign policy administration, the book is exemplary.
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While there are many veterans whose bravery, values and leadership are exemplary, we're every bit as fallible as other Americans.
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" He added by email that "it is an unfortunate chapter in what has otherwise been an exemplary and productive life.
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Conor McGregor's next fight could be against the exemplary striker Justin Gaethje or his old rival Nate Diaz, ESPN reported.
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She said that serving in the military had been her childhood dream and that she had been an exemplary soldier.
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We love (don't miss this feature!): The highly trained staff and their exemplary services in the spirit of London's Claridge's.
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STEIN: --where there were some really exemplary health centers that also became centers with kind of political organizing-- THRUSH: Right.
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Ronaldo's critics have often pointed to his ego but Santos said his behavior after suffering his injury had been exemplary.
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Exemplary reporting on that state's opioid disaster by the Charleston Gazette-Mail also cited the company's role in the tragedy.
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Jamie was hired by Fox to do a job—a job that, until today, he has performed in an exemplary fashion.
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But their successes and failures have served as exemplary models for many of the new early-stage funding initiatives we're seeing.
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As an exemplary document of anxious artists, particularly Sondheim, it has taken on a mythic status in both film and theater.
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We've spoken about how Pretty Little Liars has been an exemplary exploration of how smartphones are a modern setting for horror.
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"It's important to me to join the Bush family in celebrating President George H.W. Bush's exemplary life," she wrote on Twitter.
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Facebook's Ficus Kirkpatrick believes it must build exemplary "lighthouse" AR experiences to guide independent developers toward use cases they could enhance.
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Just as we celebrate the enormous good that they do, we are ashamed when their behavior is far less than exemplary.
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While several children displayed exemplary courage in saving their friends and family members during accidents, others valiantly fought robbers and assailants.
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Evie's experience with Russell and Suzanne is so rare that the novel can't stand as an exemplary examination of female adolescence.
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His successor, Alan Frumin, who was promoted to be Senate parliamentarian twice, once by each party, was an exemplary Senate officer.
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"Given Ann's exemplary reputation the Hill we are very proud that she chose to join us at Capitol Counsel," she said.
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This is very different from the selfless dedication learned as part of exemplary team spirit they abide by during military service.
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"It's important to me to join the Bush family in celebrating President George H.W. Bush's exemplary life," she wrote on Twitter.
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"This (poll) was about getting a feel to see whether Apple is seen as some kind of exemplary company," Jackson said.
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Valenti has spent 23 years with the Coconut Creek Police Department and has an "an exemplary service record," the chief said.
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Maybe you can don exemplary eyewear and become one of those tech motivational gurus, part Tony Robbins and part Malcolm Gladwell.
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He is passionate about building an ecosystem of exemplary African businesses and leaders and has an MBA from Harvard Business School.
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Nothing has changed—the appearance of an exemplary pupil outside, and the low self-esteem, insecurity, and tangle of anxieties inside.
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He wasn't the first novelist to strike out for Hollywood, but he managed the crossover with exemplary dexterity, professionalism and panache.
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Ms. Farrell, 73, was an exemplary leading light at City Ballet for decades before her retirement from the stage in 1989.
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In exemplary early-learning environments, children explore a rich range of materials and make choices as part of carefully planned routines.
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The days when museums could even hope to pass as morally exemplary, or even neutral, are over, and they know it.
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The city of La Plata, where she got her start, honored her last July as an exemplary figure in the arts.
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While the film lacks innovative or detailed character designs, the smooth wuxia action and exemplary background art make up for it.
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The song and its sentiment are also, in a Joni Mitchell sort of way, deeply romantic, exemplary of her whole project.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are exemplary individuals and outstanding reporters who are dedicated to their families and their craft.
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Once cited by the special counsel team as an exemplary cooperating witness, Mr. Flynn had grown increasingly combative in recent months.
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"Preet Bharara has been an exemplary U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York," Schumer said in a statement Saturday.
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Lee was distinguished from his contemporaries by an exemplary career, both in the U.S. and Confederate armies, of competence and honor.
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Accelerating economic growth and a remarkable price stability have also allowed an exemplary consolidation of the euro area's public sector accounts.
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A great deal of the appeal of the books, and what makes them fun to read, is the exemplary-tales part.
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Jamie was hired by Fox to do a job, the job that until today he has performed in an exemplary fashion.
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Exemplary musicality was particularly welcome on Tuesday's program, which, in honor of Balanchine's birthday, celebrated his landmark collaborations with Igor Stravinsky.
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And if that was true, was the only reason he came home with me to educate himself on exemplary black things?
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Even now, it's one of the exemplary efforts towards placing sound on equal footing with visuals in a virtual reality world.
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To my mind, these additions brought little to an already exemplary collection of fascinating works, especially being so few in number.
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But for those whose political horizons go back a bit longer, she stands out as the exemplary progressive among powerful Democrats.
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But other cuisines have made inroads: Estrellita Poblano III (2328 Arthur Avenue, 718-220-7641), a homey spot, offers exemplary Mexican food.
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The make-or-break factor for prekindergarten is quality, and every study confirming its long-term benefits focuses on an exemplary initiative.
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In those scenes, it becomes a Lonely Island documentary, which would have been decidedly less compelling since they're exemplary friends and colleagues.
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Look at how "Chicanery" is shot, by Daniel Sackheim (who also shot the past week's exemplary Leftovers episode, in a neat coincidence).
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The presumption of innocence is relevant to the advice and consent function when an accusation departs from a nominees otherwise exemplary record.
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The students receiving the scholarships are exemplary men and women who will be the first in their family to graduate from college.
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HAMBURG, Germany — Two things make Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany look like an exemplary head of government: Donald Trump and Boris Johnson.
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No spoilers, even now, but its compact story, told with minimal physical interactions and a whole lot of player supposition, is exemplary.
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Putting the latter before the former struck many as exemplary of a spendy local government of taxing first and making policy later.
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And testimony from prominent legal scholars and top litigators who praised the nominee's intellect and his exemplary performance on the federal bench.
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The exemplary MFA exhibition includes hundreds of students' work across disciplines — from painting and sculpture to multimedia art, glassblowing, and jewelry work.
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Characters on both shows, regardless of how their districts may vote, respond in a positive, even exemplary manner to sexuality and diversity.
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I know orthodox Jews who have long worked for Trump and say that his respect for the Jewish faith has been exemplary.
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The National Parents Days Coalition recognizes what it considers to be exemplary parents at the state and national level on this day.
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"Devoted husband, loving father, steadfast friend, exemplary patriot: this is how I will always remember President George H. W. Bush," Pompeo wrote.
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As a leader in the movement, the Yugoslav state was under pressure to be exemplary in its services, urban planning, and architecture.
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The presumption of innocence is relevant to the advice and consent function when an accusation departs from a nominee's otherwise exemplary record.
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J.J., Katie and all of Bad Robot bring extraordinary vision, exquisite filmmaking, and exemplary industry leadership to this endeavor and our company.
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And in several songs by Schubert, Schumann and Brahms, Mr. Goerne's exemplary young accompanist was, no less, Daniil Trifonov, who played beautifully.
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They had grown up fatherless, in the shadow of what many considered an exemplary display of don't-rat-on-your-own fortitude.
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In time, his exemplary service to our country as a prisoner of war will direct and inspire the survival of other P.O.W.s.
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Officer Saulters had been with the department for about a year, Mr. Rodriguez said, and had an "exemplary record" before Friday's episode.
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Don't get me wrong: Mr. Moore has led an exemplary life of progressive activism, both in the trenches and as a filmmaker.
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If he had won the Nobel in, say, 1994, he would have been seen as an exemplary laureate: serious, adventurous, decidedly European.
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All of these details were early indicators of the truly exemplary service we experienced on property, provided by an army of staff.
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But despite her exemplary range, many American viewers maintain an image of her as an aloof, exquisite, possibly imperious, possibly enigmatic beauty.
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Rather than ratings, O'Donnell, 45, says she focuses each day on "exemplary journalism" and storytelling, which takes up "all" of her time.
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OLED TVs can be impossibly thin (even rollable), but their picture quality is exemplary, making them the pinnacle of living room entertainment.
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"Our organization has to be exemplary to support Paris' candidacy for the 2024 Olympic games," Hollande said, looking further down the road.
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Chia bowls usually bore me, despite their exemplary levels of omega-3 fatty acids, but the one at Atla held my attention.
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He works in marquetry and his sculpture — often figural at its root, no matter how distorted — shows exemplary technique, especially in Jesmonite.
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"Commissioners' conduct past and present must be exemplary," European Parliament President Martin Schulz tweeted, saying the Bahamas incident placed a "shadow on Kroes".
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In the complaint, USA Today reports, Crews was asking for punitive and exemplary damages after he said he suffered pain following the incident.
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While Alyonka represented the exemplary Soviet child on candy wrappers, the Natasha and Sasha perfumes did the same for the adult Homo sovieticus.
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"Julie has served with distinction and I am appreciative of her exemplary service to our Department and country," wrote McAleenan in his letter.
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As scholars, teachers, mentors, inventors and entrepreneurs, they have been not only exemplary members of our community but exceptional contributors to American society.
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The easily overlooked Moritz brought attention to the Ginsburg marriage—an exemplary relationship of talented, loving equals that bears out the film's arc.
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That's good—you'll need the extra dough for an epic piece of glass like Sony's exemplary $799 35-mm f/2.8 prime lens.
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As a video game that embodies the heroics of everyday survivors, The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit achieves something difficult, moving, and exemplary.
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To say that She's All That is a good teen comedy might be stretching it — but calling it exemplary is just the truth.
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As we continued to chat, Ionut seemed to become less and less certain of the exemplary, bribe-free neurosurgery department he had built.
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Most travellers know that in an American restaurant or taxi, it is standard to tip 15-20%, even if the service isn't exemplary.
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She received the Robert Morgenthau Award in 2016, an annual prize given to exemplary prosecutors, named after the famed New York district attorney.
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Perversely then, this ancient religious process, intended to celebrate exemplary lives, is hostage to the relativistic wisdom and temporal opinions of modern science.
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But the performance by CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC News's Martha Raddatz wasn't exactly what one would call exemplary, particularly by the latter.
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Then again, it had only heard a handful of Second Amendment cases in its two-century history, and its decisions were hardly exemplary.
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Hannah Arendt wrote in The Human Condition that the meaning of an age comes from the rare and exemplary acts that define it.
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"She's been an exemplary first lady, and I know how hard that job is," added Clinton, who is herself a former first lady.
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Kleber Rebello, no less authoritative, gave exemplary musical definition to the role of Oberon, whose dances place it among Balanchine's greatest male roles.
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"I have every reason to believe Qualcomm will continue to be exemplary in its execution and delivery of world-class solutions," Renduchintala explains.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artifacts preserved in European museums are not just exemplary masterpieces but also congealed forms of imperial violence.
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" Briar Cliff University shared a statement about Norton's death on Saturday, calling her a "passionate environmental science major, exemplary student and dedicated athlete.
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A week after the parole board turned him down for the 203th time, his exemplary prison record came to an end: On Aug.
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But as those who have known him best have attested, he has been an exemplary public servant, judge, teacher, coach, husband, and father.
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The women's movement has already demonstrated their exemplary track record in becoming the go-to international women's movement for career advancement and development.
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The rest of the cast, including the great Stephen Rea, is exemplary, and the movie wastes not a second of its running time.
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The judge did give him props for exemplary behavior during his time in jail, but that wasn't enough to get him the hug.
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The teacher's work was so exemplary that Cathedral High School officials spent 22 months trying to persuade the archbishop to reconsider his directive.
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"The country and the whole world were watching us and you were exemplary," Mr. Macron told the firefighters, according to French news reports.
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By 2027, with the plan fully phased in, that exemplary family would actually be facing a significant tax increase relative to current law.
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Siemens paid $1.6 billion to settle charges in the United States and Germany, but was later praised by federal prosecutors for "exemplary" cooperation.
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Although the state has an exemplary emergency response system, much will depend on how ordinary people react in the face of the hurricane.
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Romney appears to be a man with an exemplary private life, but on the political front he has had no moral spine whatsoever.
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That, however, doesn't seem to matter much to the president, who regularly blames raising interest rates for any less-than-exemplary economic trends.
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Many women's advocates lament a lack of exemplary punishments for the perpetrators of abuse in a country where 22,000 women live in shelters.
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The death was confirmed by President Emmanuel Macron, who offered condolences to her family on Twitter and called her life an exemplary inspiration.
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Accusing Scorsese (and his defenders) of elitism was exemplary pseudo-populism, a defense of corporate hegemony disguised as a celebration of mass taste.
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Despite Molins' public praise for the "exemplary collaboration" between French and Belgian teams, others have pointed out the failures of the joint investigation.
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But big corporate media does face enough regulatory matters that even a single exemplary case would suffice to induce large-scale self-censorship.
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Or perhaps I'm suspicious because I worry the merits of Fear the Walking Dead's exemplary cast are smoothing over another sloppily told story.
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The natural comparison point here is Jodie Foster in Contact — another exemplary, "We've found some aliens, so how do we talk to them?" movie.
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The prestigious award honors high school students for their exemplary work in the performing arts and has a history of launching young performers' careers.
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"Every single industry in America, including children's books, is made up of primarily excellent people with excellent values and exemplary moral codes," Oliver said.
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The army's high command demanded exemplary punishment, but populist politicians agitated for an acquittal or, once the soldier was convicted of manslaughter, a pardon.
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If foreign carriers like Emirates, renowned for exemplary service, start to operate fewer flights, domestic airlines will have even less reason to be nice.
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"This is an exemplary case of a man who is being detained with really absolutely no reason," said Audrey L. Allen, his immigration counsel.
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At the end of oral arguments on Thursday, prosecutor Ricaurte Gonzalez asked for "an exemplary conviction" against Martinelli to set a precedent in Panama.
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The young men created a giant exemplary display of noise, intemperance, and riot, and they seem to have delighted in the outrage they caused.
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In a speech in Warsaw earlier U.S. President Donald Trump described Poland as an exemplary ally in building defenses to counter Russian "destabilizing behavior".
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" The Portage-based Kingdom Soccer Club, for whom Tyler played, called him "a talented soccer player, a great teammate, and an exemplary young man.
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The pace with which events unfold is exemplary, as you might expect from somebody who clearly seems to know what they're doing right now.
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Originally from Brisbane, Dis Pater has carved out a place for himself in the overcrowded black metal scene thanks to his exemplary compositional skills.
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The move was exemplary of Fallon's presumed ineptitude: He seemed to lack interest or ability to cast a critical eye on the potential president.
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Airbnb touted its work with Jersey City as an exemplary partnership, highlighting it at length in PR materials concerning regulations in the following years.
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It is not the "Empire of Liberty," an exemplary catalyst for nations, that Jefferson saw as the country's role in a hope-fostered future.
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Then there's the exemplary story of Roman Charity—of a woman, Pero, who secretly breastfed her incarcerated father Cimon to save him from starvation.
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Bush, Douthat argues, was an exemplary member of the old WASP elite whose rule has been replaced by a grasping and often incompetent meritocracy.
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Perkowitz pointed to the creatures called heptapods in the 2016 movie "Arrival" as an exemplary depiction of non-humanoid aliens that attempt intelligent contact.
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Business Insider went to the event and saw chefs, cashiers, accountants, and a member of the marketing team each winning $100 for exemplary work.
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A bunch of ex-colleagues have since said they enjoyed working with me, assured me my work was exemplary and offered to be references.
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In the exemplary reviews, the debate as to whether a woman is capable of composing a substantial work has not presented its sexist head.
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Hailed by Pitchfork as an "exemplary pop album," it's the kind of pop success that most of her fellows haven't been able to replicate.
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Ms. Rose said in the lawsuit that she had an "exemplary history of performance reviews" before her training and after as an F.B.I. employee.
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But his behavior before and since has not been that exemplary, he accepted Donald Trump's endorsement, he's played his cards I think very politically.
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"Rabbi Panken was a distinguished rabbi and scholar, dedicated teacher and exemplary leader of the Reform Movement for nearly three decades," the seminary said.
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In calculating the final amount, the French court reduced the public fines by half to reflect Airbuss "exemplary cooperation" with the investigation, prosecutors said.
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A 2014 study by scientists from Harvard Forest and the Smithsonian Institution examined the carbon consequences of applying exemplary management to forests across Massachusetts.
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"Both show exemplary technical control, combined with the ability to let go of that control and transcend technique," he writes in the exhibition catalog.
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"Today, we have exemplary relations with China and a Chinese leadership that sees the UAE as main strategic partner in the region," he added.
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"Breach of Peace" corrects the historical record, representing its subjects not as dehumanized icons of criminality but as exemplary citizens and complex human beings.
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But to many of his former players, Mr. Wooden, who died in 2010, was more than a winning coach — he was an exemplary man.
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Based in San Francisco, Fandor combines breathtaking eclecticism with an editorial-social platform that's an exemplary example of the digitization of film-buff culture.
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Claiming such a high standard of conduct opened the door to public statements of college classmates who say his behavior was far from exemplary.
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Baker asserts it's because the United States is the original and exemplary nation of modernity — founded and energized by the very idea of ingenuity.
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In our own age of nonstop noise and cartoon politics, that old restraint is what makes this art feel at once exemplary and alien.
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Company executives knew that the cars were programmed to recognize when they were being tested and to deliver exemplary pollution readings, according to investigators.
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The new book, like its predecessor, has a format that's familiar in contemporary nonfiction: exemplary tales interpolated with a little social and cognitive science.
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The thing that's tough about French is the thing that's exemplary about French, which is that French speakers across the board are language nuts.
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I am thankful for Claire's expertise, dedication and friendship and am filled with gratitude for her exemplary service to DHS and to our country.
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After eight months in prison, he lived an exemplary life, serving on the Pittsburgh City Council and playing a role in the city's redevelopment.
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The Times documented such events at Brooklyn Technical High School in January 2004 and February 2006 that led to the exodus of exemplary teachers.
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An exemplary guide in this regard is the sociologist Arlie Hochschild's book, Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right.
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"The presumption of innocence is relevant to the advice and consent function when an accusation departs from a nominee's otherwise exemplary record," Collins said.
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Tesla filed the lawsuit in the Superior Court of California, County of Santa Clara, and is seeking exemplary and punitive damages of an unspecified amount.
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Europe and North America's LCS finals happen Sunday, and the two best-of-five matches promise to be exemplary showcases of the game's biggest talents.
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"Both are looking after the egg in an exemplary manner," he told local newspaper B.Z. In the wild, traditional king penguin couples share incubation duties.
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His exemplary "Untitled" (2008) shows a figure moving his head to the point of blur, next to a rusted-out, abandoned shell of a car.
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Indeed, in many ways he was an exemplary Soviet man—hardworking, of peasant pedigree and lacking bourgeois instincts, such as a desire for private ownership.
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Her visit today was about how we create good-paying jobs for Americans, and showcasing American manufacturing and the exemplary apprentice program at Mohave Electric.
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The star's recent popularity is due in large part to his exemplary roles in the recent hits Call Me by Your Name and Lady Bird.
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November will be the three-year mark for this married twosome, and they're still exemplary couple goals — and we don't throw that term around lightly.
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Perhaps it wasn't the topic, but the way the reporter framed the question — would Redford care to compare Sundance's exemplary diversity record to the Academy's?
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She is respected and has been recognized for her exemplary leadership qualities and her achievements in fostering a workplace culture that accepts and embraces uniqueness.
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Instead, it is the result of the post-polygamy Church's sustained efforts to refurbish its public face by repeatedly presenting its members as exemplary citizens.
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In its profile of the exemplary self-destructive, working-class white guy circa 2016, the only box the movie left unchecked was a painkiller addiction.
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Chile is often held up as an exemplary case, a country that shed its repressive past and has become both politically peaceful and economically prosperous.
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That has included a push to banish ostentatious consumption for government officials, who are supposed to live on modest sums and lead morally exemplary lives.
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Lee Hamilton (D-Ind.) are prominent statesmen who modeled the kind of exemplary leadership so lacking in Congress and in White House-Congress interactions today.
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If we really want to "make America great again," we must encourage American ingenuity and know-how, and build exemplary cars featuring the latest technology.
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With more than 30 years on the job, Peterson's personnel file shows an exemplary record -- with two nominations for School Resource Deputy of the year.
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Meanwhile Stevens's poetry — written at night, circulated in the literary journals and published by Knopf — was recognized as exemplary modernism as early as "Harmonium" (1923).
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Ben-Gurion believed the state's mission was to fulfill the biblical concept of an "am segulah," an exemplary nation of higher virtues, treasured by God.
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In a statement, Shari Redstone, vice chairman of Viacom, called Mr. Bakish "an exemplary forward thinker'' who "embraces disruption and brings teams along with him.
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One reviewer called the movie "an extravagant tale of culture and ambition that's exemplary in all aspects," praising its soundtrack, colorful visuals, and heartfelt storyline.
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Meanwhile, conservatives seeking proof that mainstream Democrats (of which Booker is an exemplary figure) have learned nothing from their November trouncing should look no further.
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One great question hovers over this exemplary book: Would De Quincey have been the greater had he abstained from toxins and conscientiously cultivated his talents?
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What struck me about my friend's story is not only that he acted as an exemplary physician and helped his patient die a dignified death.
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Film and TV have a history of being less than exemplary when it comes to showcasing diverse characters, and characters with disabilities are no exception.
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His playing of two drag characters — Widow Simone in "Fille," Carabosse in "Beauty" — was enjoyable but not exemplary: Simone was too malicious, Carabosse too generalized.
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A match that had started with a razor-sharp Zverev playing exemplary tennis ended with him complaining about the light and smashing rackets in rage.
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" Jacob and Janey Young had been great friends of Frank and Nancy Clem, who lived in their genteel neighborhood and shared their "exemplary social qualities.
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He set an exemplary standard of consensus-driven allied cooperation in our foreign policy as opposed to the cowboy interventionism of the Bush-Cheney years.
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Which of these works deserves to be considered part of the "canon," that divisive, elusive — and, traditionally, elitist — list of ostensibly foundational, exemplary art works?
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But even then, they will prove how singular and exemplary those achievements are — and that the canon is no longer limited by lack of imagination.
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Airbnb has other problems, but its coronavirus response has been exemplary, at least when it comes to customers traveling to China, Italy, and South Korea.
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They are, according to all available data, an exemplary segment of our population: hard-working young people, many seeking to improve themselves through higher education.
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"She looked at the Air Force and wanted to serve her country, and she did that with honors and did an exemplary job," he said.
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"Vintage" Champagne is Champagne that is produced using the harvest from a single, exemplary year, which only happens a few times per decade at most.
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That's what exemplary journalism looks like, at any time, but especially when it's directed at a White House suspected of challenging the rule of law.
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There was also concern about tennis's less-than-exemplary antidoping efforts in the past and about the leadership and structure of its current antidoping effort.
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The recent HBO series "Chernobyl," created by Craig Mazin, is an exemplary case of a show that should have been unwatchable but is instead addictive.
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Mr. de Leeuw first came to wide notice as a pianist, with exemplary performances and acclaimed recordings of works by Bartok, Stravinsky, Shostakovich and Messiaen.
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Barca said it had confidence its fans would "express themselves in exemplary fashion," but were forced by the Spanish Football Federation to postpone the match.
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A police program for detecting radicalization, called Prevent, has a toxic reputation in Muslim communities in Britain but is considered exemplary by other European countries.
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Aspiring colonial artists faced daunting obstacles, including a lack of both skilled mentors and access to museums with exemplary works by ancient and modern masters.
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Our society needs to see those white vans as the most exemplary drivers on the road, instead of hurricanes of chaos driving down their street.
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"It is a question of values: Europe must be exemplary and firm in its protection of climate," a spokesperson for Macron said in a statement.
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She also received an Intermountain Region Exemplary Service Award in 2007 for lifesaving efforts within the Grand Canyon National Park, according to the park service.
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After the exemplary actions of the police most recently in San Bernardino, the nation has no excuse to go along with this imagined problem anymore.
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When the state negotiated emissions controls with four major automakers — in an exemplary departure from command-and-control regulation — the Trump administration threatened antitrust action.
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Tennessee's nickname comes from a group of volunteer soldiers who contributed to the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812 and showed exemplary valor.
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"Deputy Solano was known as a kind-hearted and generous family man, a provider for his mother and an exemplary father to his children," Villanueva said.
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But personally, even more significant than his exemplary on-track record, he was a true gentleman and a close confidant to my father, mother and brother.
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Lescaudron has already spent two years in pre-trial detention, where he was noted for cooperation on the case and exhibiting "exemplary behaviour", the court said.
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"Houzz's patent … [which] permits seamless and consistently formatted uploads of photos and other media … has helped make this application an exemplary e-commerce system," said Wheeler.
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To designate the first as exemplary, or credit them with superior moral will, is to imply that the others are feckless and unwilling to improve themselves.
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But so must the absence of scandal in his White House, an exemplary probity that may seem even more of a recommendation in the years ahead.
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Works such as "Shinto Festival Procession" are especially exemplary of these efforts: small shapes and fine latticework construct a dense view of carriages, animals, and people.
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"It was Atal Ji's exemplary leadership that set the foundations for a strong, prosperous and inclusive India in the 21st century," Modi said in a tweet.
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We do not have an estimate of how many potentially groundbreaking discoveries we have missed, but we do have records of a few exemplary wrong rejections.
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His left arm is meanwhile thrust out at an exact ninety-degree angle from his right, forming what I imagine to be an exemplary semaphore-stance.
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She recently received the highest honor from KPMG, awarded biennially to a partner that demonstrates exemplary client service, visionary leadership, and the highest standards of integrity.
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"She is an example of how kids with hydrocephalus can overcome adversity and live normal – and in her case – exemplary, lives," Dr. Petronio, 56, tells PEOPLE.
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Our immigration laws are not exemplary, of course, but at least the United States is relatively open to foreigners who want to contribute to our economy.
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The young senator from Chicago was going to prove that the White House could be a gleaming citadel of integrity and ethics and exemplary family life.
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But it also incorporates the legitimate desire of honest people living in countries with less-than-exemplary rules of law to shield some of their assets.
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But Dylan is also exemplary—comparing Philip Roth to him on this count is not fair to either, but Dylan is certainly the more important artist.
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Washington and Thundercat might be the most widely recognized paragons of Southland jazz, but they are far from the only Angelenos making exemplary contemporary jazz music.
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Wode is an exemplary reminder that, in its purest state, black metal is capable of casting the widest range of emotions without bowing down to anyone.
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But in cheating and lying, he crafted his own ending, as surely as Ichiro — modest, excellent, exemplary, year in and year out — has been building his.
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His attempt to rally Republican opposition to Donald Trump in 2016 was an exemplary act that threw the cowardice of his party's establishment into sharp relief.
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Mr. Spiliadis buys them seasonally from Florida, the Carolinas or New Jersey; never permits refrigeration; and stacks them in pyramids, which he said assures exemplary ripening.
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The Denver show, which traveled to Charlotte, NC and Palm Springs, CA, featured mostly exemplary work by 44203 women within the circle of the Abstract Expressionists.
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Paradoxographies are stories about faraway, isolated places, most often islands, where authors envision contained environments within which they can construct exemplary societies, both good and bad.
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Maduro and his allies counter that Venezuela's election system is exemplary and that opposition politicians are sore losers who know they would lose if they participated.
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Thomas P. Windom, an assistant United States attorney, took issue with Mr. Bonsib's assertion that Mr. Pho had made "one mistake" in an otherwise exemplary career.
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It would look a little incongruous to see an animal's story on the obituary page right beside men and women who lived exemplary lives, accomplished things.
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There are exemplary sweetbreads with a veal-crayfish reduction, buttered snails dropped into soft-scrambled eggs, a pink plank of guinea hen terrine, and so on.
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An exemplary reflection of the industrial commodities space, United Rentals has been seeing broad-based growth that looks promising going forward, Kneeland told Cramer on Thursday.
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Johnston Regional Airport is such an effective and exemplary target because it seems to be a modest and inoffensive place to those who pass its gates.
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Pardons are reserved for "individuals who have demonstrated exemplary behavior and have lived productive and law-abiding lives following their conviction," according to the governor's office.
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His performance in combat at Tal Afar, Iraq, as commander of the Third Armored Cavalry Regiment, is already studied as an exemplary application of counterinsurgency doctrine.
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Welcoming, not penalizing, these young people is consonant with our nation's foundational principles and the best traditions that have made America an exceptional and exemplary nation.
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Watch: Unfollow Me: The Story of Alice Ruggles The response of the UK police to stalking and domestic abuse has been less than exemplary at times.
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He said Flowers never had a criminal record and has compiled an exemplary record while in prison, and there is evidence pointing to more likely suspects.
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The record seems exemplary of Hessle's main tenet of artfully composed, bass-heavy experimentation, rounding itself out with a total of three house and techno variations.
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Aside from sheer power of vision and force of will, President Trump has been able to achieve this early success because he has built an exemplary team.
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Holmes also touts his exemplary behavior behind bars: "I'm a cook in the officers' dining room," he says by phone from a medium-security prison in Arkansas.
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But, after an exemplary use of the video assistant referee (VAR) system, the referee decided that the contact did not merit Neymar's tumble and changed his mind.
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All of us agree that, after serving more than thirteen years in prison and accumulating an exemplary prison record, it is time to bring Brendan Dassey home.
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His accounts of the collapse of Overend Gurney, supposedly the Rock of Gibraltar of Victorian finance, and of "Lombard Street", Bagehot's book about that debacle, are exemplary.
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Both have worked as flight attendants for decades with "exemplary" track records, but now they are repeatedly checked at the gate, interrogated and drug tested, he added.
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Honestly, picking just one exemplary 30 Rock from its third and fourth seasons is a gut-wrenching choice, since those seasons represents 30 Rock at its best.
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They both have two children from other marriages and they've really done, I think, an exemplary job in melding their families, and their children always come first.
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"His heroic actions are exemplary of having witnessed what he did as the suspect was lunging at him with a knife," St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis said.
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Other officers involved in Garner's death also testified, describing Pantaleo as an "exemplary" worker, as he faces possible termination over charges that he recklessly used a chokehold.
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And from a business perspective, ISPs and developers have a vested interest in maintaining their customers' privacy to the highest standards, and have been exemplary data stewards.
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The "points system" can be seen as exemplary of neoliberal government in action, and highlights a number of critical distinctions between political liberalism, economic liberalism, and neoliberalism.
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The speed, stretch, off-balance audacity and attack that Balanchine and his fellow teachers demanded of their dancers soon reached levels that were extraordinary, exemplary and — hurrah!
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"Steph has always represented his country in an exemplary manner, and we are sorry that he won't be able to be with us this summer," Colangelo said.
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They have the resources to present a sympathetic picture of their life while claiming that violations of the law were just aberrations from an otherwise exemplary life.
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To counter fear-mongering about rapists and murderers, they tell the stories of undocumented immigrants who work hard, support their families, pay taxes, and live exemplary lives.
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For 10 years he shaved and cut his hair as he rose through the ranks, and he was awarded the Bronze Star for exemplary service in Afghanistan.
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Dancing in the middle of this crowd, I was struck by the transformative power of music, and this exemplary moment of bringing people together to enact change.
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Mr. Sakamoto, 66, is exemplary perhaps not only for his music but also for his listening, and his understanding of how music can be used and shared.
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The second half of the film, though, shows exemplary frankness in revealing how drugs and alcohol brought out the very worst in Mr. Clapton in the 1970s.
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Their newest album, All Empires Fall, is a tour-de-force of black metal, goth, and post-punk, and has elevated an already exemplary band even further.
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Respect for every law passed in the 23 decades since is based on this exemplary and necessary threat of force to enforce the law and its institutions.
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In "A Woman Like Her," an exemplary work of investigative journalism, Sanam Maher delves into the story of a woman as misunderstood in death as in life.
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Dictatorships fall not only when they have implacable opponents but also exemplary victims: Steve Biko in South Africa, Benigno Aquino in the Philippines, Jerzy Popieluszko in Poland.
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He met the Mexican president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who called him "an exemplary Mexican," in part because he got knocked down and returned to his feet.
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"Self-Help" is a commodious compendium of exemplary tales, the stories of (almost exclusively) men who have made it in nearly every imaginable arena of human endeavor.
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Lopez was on "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" to promote her new film and the host took the opportunity to tap into her exemplary dance skills.
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The Met, Campbell says, has no intention of competing with the Museum of Modern Art, which has been collecting in an exemplary way for eighty-six years.
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It belittles the honorable men and women who make the White House the exemplary historical place it is, opening its doors to thousands of people every day.
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Last September Mr. Haslam declined to commute the sentence of Edmund Zagorski, a death-row prisoner who, like Ms. Brown, had lived an exemplary life in prison.
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Where then is the compassion for Judge Brett Kavanaugh, this exceptional man whose lifetime of exemplary service to our nation is being obliterated before our very eyes?
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The Montier family portraits, Shaw said, show exemplary African American forebears in a style almost reminiscent of 'Founding Father' portraits by Gilbert Stuart or John Singleton Copley.
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They are all 27 or younger, can all pitch in the mid-to-high-90s with their fastballs, and suffer no fools with their exemplary secondary stuff.
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With more than 30 years on the job, Peterson had an exemplary record based on his personnel file -- with two nominations for school resource deputy of the year.
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He called the reaction of those SBC colleagues on his radar "exemplary," expressing hope that the SBC as a body would respond with the necessary force to Charlottesville.
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Cyntoia Brown, 30, who killed a man she had been sold to for sex, had her sentence commuted because of her exemplary behavior while in prison, Tennessee Gov.
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There were a good faction of programmers who did not want this film in the festival, even though they thought the filmmaking was exemplary, and that shocked me.
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He recognizes exemplary work by his team members by sending notes rubber-stamped with a woodpecker image, a gesture coveted like a Nobel Prize at the Carter Center.
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Bost had not yet transitioned when she was hired, and according the lawsuit, was recognized as an "exemplary employee" and promoted during her first years at the company.
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Last year's change of government, though fraught, was procedurally exemplary and proof that Spain's young constitutional order now has at least the maturity of its western European neighbours.
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This year, both rosters feature their first-ever "hometown hero," meant to honor "exemplary citizens" by giving them the chance to play in the Celebrity All-Star Game.
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That said, if astrologers are looking for a modern-day symbol for Libra, we'd like to nominate Kim Kardashian West, an exemplary Libra if there ever was one.
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The police in this country work for us, for all of us — they often do wonderful, courageous and exemplary work — and their actions thus involve and implicate us.
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However, Rih just may be the patron saint of the platform; an exemplary user who never fails to post enticing images and witty captions that keep followers intrigued.
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As technically exemplary and glorious as they still are, those headphones exhibit unpleasant treble spikes that make them fatiguing to listen to and unfriendly to the casual listener.
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Derrick Miller, a National Guard soldier with exemplary performance reviews, has served four years of a life sentence for shooting an Afghan civilian he believed was an insurgent.
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With exemplary sympathy and detachment, he also writes of exorcism rituals, the many reports of ghosts reflecting the persistence of attachments between the living and the newly dead.
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A German S.S. officer, for instance, might have led a harmless or even an exemplary life had he lived elsewhere, or had the Nazis never come to power.
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Other than that, I heard disgust at Trump's Kurdish betrayal and his grotesque decision to freeze military aid to the Lebanese Armed Forces, whose conduct has been exemplary.
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The FTC's announcement is good for consumers, good for industry, and should remind us all of the exemplary work that continues in many of our institutions of government.
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In 2009—the year the most offending professor in UNC's "paper classes" scandal retired—the men's basketball team had an exemplary APR score of 995 (out of 1,000).
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We looked at people who had exemplary records, people who had excelled in other investigative units, and we drafted them into the Internal Affairs Bureau, slowly but surely.
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Carter could be released as soon as February, more than two months early, as a result of "good time" credit earned for her exemplary participation in jail programs.
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Like Homer, Mendelsohn weaves his basket with many wands: first, the story of the "Odyssey" itself, which patiently, book by book, he explicates with exemplary and generous clarity.
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But I don't want to single out Beijing — there are also other big cities that are difficult, and Beijing has taken exemplary measures to help fix the problem.
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Matthew, who is 37, is known for making exemplary pizza and hamburgers, luscious and big-flavored, tied to no particular culinary lineage except his own tastes and interests.
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Melissa Toogood was exemplary; Jason Collins and Victor Lozano expressed something close to ecstasy amid the material's challenges; and Miriam Miller and Devon Teuscher were eye-catchingly stylish.
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It's a coming-of-age story that "honors the genre, and its main character, with exemplary sensitivity and sympathy," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times.
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Santa Barbara also places an emphasis on education, according to Forbes, because it has many exemplary higher education campuses in the area — including University of California, Santa Barbara.
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While Mexico's president, Enrique Peña Nieto, has met the deluge of insults and provocations with exemplary restraint, White House officials have done nothing to dial down the tension.
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Simonyan also tweeted that RT "is an exemplary [Twitter] partner," along with what she said were multiple slides from Twitter's "pitch deck" to RT for the 2628 election.
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In the history of the New York City Police Department, members have stood out for heroic arrests and exemplary leadership, but there has been only one Hipster Cop.
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His outrageous allegations on culture are refuted by the exemplary conduct and honorable service of hundreds of individuals who served in this administration over the last eight years.
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I don't believe that today's Europeans will allow their leaders to destroy what preceding generations have built with peace, exemplary dedication and great sacrifice over the last 60 years.
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Whereas Trump is a literal con artist and a textbook case of a deadbeat dad, Paul Ryan—for all his legislative shortcomings—is by most accounts an exemplary father.
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From a narrative perspective, there are many exemplary scenes of season five's darkness—but, aesthetically, the one that sticks in my mind is Arya's assassination of Ser Meryn Trant.
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Our country was exemplary in its willingness to help after the second world war and has offered protection to those who were forced to flee wars and political persecution.
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Though I continued to have massive respect for Prince, his music, his eccentricities, and above all his exemplary skill as a musician, I never again bought another Prince album.
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" The team says the fine will remind players that "exemplary behavior that must be theirs in all circumstances with regard to their status as a player of the day.
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"Kris Helgen's published work is exemplary for its accuracy and comprehensiveness," says Ross MacPhee, a mammal expert at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York City.
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While experts have found Starbucks' efforts exemplary, how customers view the brand is slightly different and, perhaps, a closer measure of how the cafe chain's sales will be affected.
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Shaka Senghor, who Horowtiz describes as a formidable prison gang boss, is but one of four people that he considers to be exemplary models of leadership and culture building.
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With little to no role models in leadership, few opportunities for advancement, and a pressure to be exemplary, women operate in competitive environments that pit us against each other.
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The Washington Post, in particular, was exemplary in the way it took up the murder of its colleague and ensured that Saudi Arabia could not get away with it.
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Similarly, are we also willing to acknowledge when Americans on community supervision have proven to be exemplary and no longer need the long arm of government around their neck?
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Much of the film serves as an exercise in formal analysis, an occasion to trace lines to exemplary moments in the personal, aesthetic, and political life of the filmmaker.
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Let's pay tribute to Gary's exemplary life: We can address climate change by working to get a price on carbon, which will reduce fossil fuel consumption and promote renewables.
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And nobody has been able to convince this candidate for the highest office of this exemplary democracy in the world to not violate the Constitution of the United States.
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"It's exemplary of the ways we kind of outrun ourselves and are left with a tragic situation," said Michael Schoon, an associate professor of sustainability at Arizona State University.
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Director Amir Bar-Lev (previously of My Kid Could Paint That and Happy Valley, among other exemplary docs) has made a sprawling film that never feels overlong or unnecessary.
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His apparent involvement with Alabama, the exemplary team of this era, one that was preparing to face Oklahoma on Saturday in a College Football Playoff semifinal, rattled many observers.
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To Mr. Orban's critics, his treatment of Mr. Ivanyi is an exemplary study in how the prime minister has abandoned his former ideals, eroded Hungarian democracy and instrumentalized religion.
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On the other hand, Ms. Timpo's work with the principals (who are accompanied by a delightful four-woman chorus playing those gossipy aunties and hymn-singing elders) is exemplary.
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Faraday makes a practice of keeping all feeling in check, presenting himself both as a rational man of science and as the possessor of an exemplary stiff upper lip.
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Rather than bemoaning the influence of rural America, Mr. Krugman might consider deploying his exemplary expertise as a Nobel Prize-winning economist to address the problems facing rural America.
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The available military record shows that when Sergeant Bergdahl left his place of duty, he was an exemplary, idealistic young soldier who lived with mental illness, not a traitor.
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"He represents the American dream — an immigrant child came here, joined the greatest police force in the country and has been an exemplary officer," Mr. de Blasio told reporters.
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Add her matchless powers of observation, exemplary fidelity to idiomatic speech and irresistible engagement with folklore, and the outcome is a collection of value to more than Hurston completists.
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The most exemplary of the new books on climate change—David Wallace-Wells's "The Uninhabitable Earth" and Bill McKibben's "Falter"—struggle for an honesty that does not counsel despair.
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Every February we re-examine the exemplary lives of Harriet Tubman, Charles Drew, Frederick Douglass and those of lesser known but truly significant leaders, artists, scientists, thinkers and others.
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Allowing communities and organizations to help deliver the VA mission and vision and provide exemplary services for veterans and families has been a successful driver leading to improved outcomes.
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Then, we take five skills students need when they write any comparative analysis and use exemplary student work from our previous contests to show them that might be done.
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Even in his death at age 80, some Rwandans have taken to Twitter to say they cannot forget this blight on what many consider to be an exemplary career.
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That they will show that Alabama is not backward; that it has good judgment and can select a person whose life and career is excellent and exemplary — Doug Jones.
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True, executive actions such as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and provisional waivers helped hundreds of thousands of immigrants, but the Obama immigration legacy is far from exemplary.
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Which explains why the most exemplary elements of this exuberantly distracting concert were those executed in service of making Ms. Perry seem bigger, bolder, more creatively thoughtful and dynamic.
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Further, she never received directives to change her behavior … The fact is that she was placed on leave after years of exemplary work based on a single parent complaint.
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Flynn will have one other responsibility — and this is where the retired general, despite his decades of generally exemplary military service, may be uniquely ill-suited to his role.
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Romanowsky, a veteran filmmaker, has never shied away from the challenges of self-exploration and the significance of these experiences — making her an exemplary person to tackle the subject matter.
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Such peculiarities aside, the quality of the performance is superb, and the booklet notes, extracted from Mr. Gardiner's excellent recent book "Bach: Music in the Castle of Heaven," are exemplary.
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"The defendant is a 63-year-old man who had led an exemplary life until the instant offenses," Short's attorney wrote in his May 2016 request for a minimal sentence.
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The 19-year-old had just begun his second semester of senior year at Riverside High School, where teachers considered him an exemplary student and peers called him a leader.
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More than 2,500 years ago Confucius defended the view that exemplary persons (junzi) have superior ability and virtue (as opposed to the earlier view that junzi have aristocratic family backgrounds).
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These exemplary artists worked independently, investigating unique forms and using indigenous materials that were significantly different from those found in the much-lauded avant-garde movements of the Western world.
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Eliot was a world-builder in the classic sense; her fictional Middlemarch is an English town like many others, exemplary of bourgeois mores and the site of many parallel plots.
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What I stumbled upon was a massive and exemplary MFA exhibition that includes hundreds of students' work across disciplines — from painting and sculpture to multimedia art, glassblowing, and jewelry work.
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"The Group is now embarked on a new chapter in its development with a truly independent Board and exemplary corporate governance," En+ executive chairman Greg Barker said in the statement.
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See, for example, his speech in Phoenix — given the same day he shined in Mexico City, where he called Mexicans "exemplary" — sounded more like German politicians discussing Jews in 1933.
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QuavoNew this year, both rosters also feature their first-ever "hometown hero," meant to honor "exemplary citizens" by giving them the chance to play in the Celebrity All-Star Game.
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If, alongside chaos and strife, brilliance and originality can be said to be emerging from Brazil's current woes, nothing displays these traits better than the work of two exemplary Bahians.
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"During his time in the U.S., Michael Horn built up a strong relationship with our national dealer body and showed exemplary leadership during difficult times for the brand," he added.
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Berman also said Atilla "appears to have led an exemplary life in Turkey," pointing to more than a hundred letters he received from Atilla's family and friends in his support.
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Thus we submit our dream buddy cop duo, in which each Chris is his precinct's respective Andy Dwyer (ironically Chris Pratt plays the exemplary cop that everyone admires and envies).
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"Karolina is an exemplary athlete on and off the court and she truly deserves this fantastic moment in her career," WTA CEO and chairman Steve Simon said in a statement.
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Calling founders Do Won and Jin Sook Chang a "rare and exemplary model" of the American Dream, the bankruptcy filing recaps their 1981 arrival in Los Angeles from South Korea.
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A pardon is usually granted to individuals who have demonstrated "exemplary behavior and have lived productive and law-abiding lives following their conviction," the governor's office said in a statement.
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George H.W. Bush led a life of exemplary public service, integrity, and determination—in WWII, in Congress, as UN Ambassador, Envoy to China, CIA Director, and as Vice President & President.
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Let's really think about what the man in tights embodies today: The white, strong, handsome, masculine, and young physical presence is exemplary with who he actually is—an American ideal.
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Race and gender undoubtedly will serve the president and his party in a nomination battle but exemplary qualifications, a sterling judicial record and adherence to the Constitution trumps such matters.
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New Jersey Transit says about 93.5 percent of its trains are on time — a 2 percent decline from recent years and a seemingly exemplary record that commuters have trouble accepting.
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The major divide in the world was no longer between the "Free World" and Soviet Communism but between exemplary Western democracies and their struggling emulators in the East and South.
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"Considering the gravity of the offence, it is opined that even a harsher and exemplary punishment (than the ban) ... would have also been justified in this case," the document said.
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The annual spring event is the singular annual benefit and award program that has continuously celebrated the contributions and accomplishments of the exemplary leadership of women in the visual arts.
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"I am full of praise for Thunberg's courage and determination; her attitude on board Malizia II was exemplary despite the extreme living conditions," he said after arriving in New York.
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But if Trump is to repeat his exemplary performance, his letter should arrive while Congress is in session this week and can prepare to consider its responsibilities under the resolution.
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Collins' legal team is asking for no jail time because of his "exemplary character" and his "long history of community and public service," including his work with the Boy Scouts.
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" Zabel engaged in "serious misconduct," the panel said, but added that his actions actions were "completely at odds with the exemplary judge he has been for the past 27 years.
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It's not just that women and people of color are often not represented, Ms. Pixley said, but it is also the type of imagery that is held up as exemplary.
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That's not to say his darker, more urgent take on the character hasn't been exemplary, but he follows some pretty beloved actors in Matt Smith, David Tennant, and Christopher Eccleston.
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But I was shocked that Zacharia received 10 years in prison, even though he had pleaded guilty and was an exemplary college kid with no criminal record before his arrest.
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"I agree with defendant that his conduct was and remains exemplary, but that conduct is a direct consequence of the strict conditions of confinement in which he finds himself," Cogan wrote.
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"He is widely admired for his intellect, experience, and exemplary judicial temperament," McConnell said, adding Kavanaugh is widely respected by colleagues and peers and is "highly regarded throughout the legal community."
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They won because they are exceptionally gifted politicians—charismatic, intelligent, forceful, with a clear set of policy goals aligned with an equally clearly expressed set of values—who ran exemplary campaigns.
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Fans should expect the exemplary level of quality first established at Respawn with Titanfall, a game that epitomizes our studio's dedication to slick, larger-than-life action and fun, groundbreaking mechanics.
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Hilary Spurling's long-awaited life of one of Britain's most perceptive novelists of class, best known for the 12-volume "Dance to the Music of Time", is an exemplary literary biography.
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Exemplary cases in the modern day culinary pantheon do exist: Chefs Fuchsia Dunlop, Danny Bowien, and Andy Ricker are all not of the descent of the cuisines they adore and cook.
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The white-room heist in Mission: Impossible was the culmination of studio deals, script rewrites, a lot of homages to movie history, and some exemplary work by stunt and editing crews.
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Whether you're at dinner with your dad right now or toasting to his memory, click through for a few photographic reminders that exemplary fatherhood is alive and well — even in Hollywood.
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In truth, Schiff has been extremely careful and responsible in his comments, and has played an exemplary role in trying to ensure that his committee acts in a responsible, bipartisan way.
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Their marriage has always struck me as one of tired camaraderie and habit, so it isn't difficult to believe that their relationship was exemplary of the gender dynamics Professor Temkina described.
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Soria has been a politician for more than 20 years and has led his political activity in exemplary fashion," Mr. Martínez-Maillo said, describing the move as a "very logical decision.
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That was when he came up with "pay for performance," a model that rewards cleaners for exemplary work based on positive ratings from clients on a scale of 603 to 10.
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"We do not present any judgment on the investigation; we do, however, write on behalf of the exemplary officer that we have known and with whom we have worked," they said.
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The flamboyant Daly, however, was already considered unpredictable, whereas Mickelson's reputation as the golden man of American golf has been cultivated over almost three decades of exemplary behavior on the course.
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" The White House said that Johnson&aposs case manager and vocational training instructor have "written letters in support of her clemency," and that Johnson has "exhbited outstanding and exemplary work ethic.
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As Roiphe observes, this is an exemplary illustration of his own concept of the death drive, the way a person can long in some quarter of herself for annihilation or extinction.
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Although they may not see it in these terms, the gambler's wisdom is actually exemplary of a highly evolved and desirable trait in humans and animals: the ability to assess risk.
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Indeed, she was positively effusive in her defense of Kavanaugh, saying that according to those who know him best, "He has been an exemplary public servant, judge, teacher, coach, and father."
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His discussion of "Pelléas" is exemplary in this sense, focusing on the composer's treatment of text, particularly in his determination to make the vocal lines reflect the contours of everyday speech.
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Parents should be aware of these differences, and students as well, and should demand better compensation for all teachers so that they can all receive exemplary teaching by adequately compensated teachers.
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The first time that officials in a southern Florida city publicly commended county deputies for their exemplary work turned out to be memorable — but not for the reasons leaders had intended.
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"Buena Vista Social Club: Adios," directed by Lucy Walker (and of which Mr. Wenders, among others, is an executive producer) is both an exemplary sequel and a vital, informative companion piece.
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The Ebola treatment centers set up by Doctors Without Borders and other aid groups, exemplary in their medical and hygiene standards, were initially the object of deep suspicion among local people.
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Venezuelan Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez said Sunday -- after security forces had fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters -- that the country's security forces had protected the border in "exemplary" fashion.
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Before he went on a soul-searching hiatus, however, he released an exemplary recording of Bach's "Goldberg" variations, at age 18, that some critics compared favorably to Glenn Gould's storied version.
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In "Black White Forward," a tall black and white panel with beige brush strokes and tacky surfaces leaning back like Rodin's "Balzac," the exemplary colors of mechanical reproduction feel curiously concrete.
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According to the Times's reporting, Zankel, one of the museum's largest donors, described Baumann as "an exemplary leader who gave everything to her job" in her resignation letter to the board.
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"The bravery and professionalism demonstrated by Officers Jeffrey Johnson and Michael Pollack of the Westfield Police Department was exemplary," acting Union County Prosecutor Lyndsay Ruotolo said in a statement, NJ.com reported.
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For example, Kelly stood by his statement that Porter was "someone of the highest integrity and exemplary character" even after photos of the domestic abuse against Colbie Holderness was made public.
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"Emma is an exemplary, honest public servant who has done absolutely nothing wrong," he said in a statement in response to questions about the state grand jury's apparent focus on her.
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But that plan, developed by the Obama administration's Labor Department in an exemplary rule-making process over the past two years, was blocked on Tuesday by a federal judge in Texas.
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In short, Box is exemplary of a certain kind of good cop, one who will bury you with your own words after acting like he has your best interests at heart.
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Your attempt to strip me of my family, my story, my home, and my identity is exemplary of how scared you are of the power of all four of those things.
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Appearing alongside 82 other designers of tools, toys and electronics for the museum's "Design Culture Now" show, one of Spade's then-ubiquitous handbags was displayed as an exemplary example of minimalist designs.
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From standing up to abusers in court to creating impactful art, these ladies have kicked-off 2018 in badass fashion, and their exemplary strength is already inspiring us to follow suit. Halsey
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Without exception, every one of these agents has told the government that Sater was an exemplary cooperator who worked diligently to further the aims of the missions to which he was assigned.
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She had briefly commended the charity's general support for the principle of seeking consent from indigenous people, but never meant to imply "that all their work on conservation is exemplary," she said.
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In his parliamentary speech on Sunday, Mr. Puigdemont thanked Mr. Mas for leading Catalonia toward independence and for making the "exemplary" decision to step aside in order to break the government deadlock.
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"Most of the men I've worked with have been exemplary," she says, but adds that she hopes sweeping change will soon help those who have endured harassment and abuse for too long.
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Sign o' the Times doesn't perform that kind of exemplary genre summary — or rather, the album doesn't as a whole, because it's what each song taken individually, each genre taken individually, does.
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As leaders of both political parties begin to explore what a national paid family leave policy could be, they are starting to take a look at these exemplary American employers for guidance.
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I wanted to be the science officer, and I really wanted to be a Vulcan one day," West said, laughing and demonstrating an exemplary two-handed Vulcan salute -- "live long and prosper.
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She doesn't actually need to stay with Columbia Records, but her and her team have been on an exemplary run over the last decade, and there's little reason to switch it up.
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These exemplary dancers are both Argentine, but their partnership, arranged by Karina Romero, of the Dardo Galletto Studios, is so far exclusive to New York, where they first appeared together in November.
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"Rick is an exemplary member of the House Intelligence Committee and fulfills his oversight responsibilities with a sense of seriousness, thoughtfulness, and dedication to our country," McCarthy said in a statement Friday.
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Manchin, who like Donnelly and Heitkamp faces a challenging reelection race this fall in a state won by Trump in 85033 by double digits, noted Pompeo's "exemplary" career in offering his support.
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Shonda Rhimes, the writer and producer who created "Scandal," says viewers should never confuse Mr. Morton with Rowan Pope, who's often a less-than-exemplary father to his daughter, Olivia (Kerry Washington).
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"Hartmann's completion of more than two-thirds of her sentence and her exemplary conduct in the UNDU are factors that favor her early release," wrote Theodor Meron, the court's American chief justice.
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The exemplary outside counsels included Justice Department legend John Doar, the respected Republican Chicago lawyer, Albert Jenner, and Robert Sack, who later became a federal judge on a U.S. Court of Appeals.
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In tribute to his exemplary life, I think Gary Braasch would want us to share his images far and wide and to step up our own personal commitment to address climate change.
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Earlier, he delivered an emotional plea that his lawyers reiterated in their final remarks—that he was the hardworking son of Chinese immigrants and an exemplary police officer with no previous record.
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Israel, which blames Palestinian leaders for the failure of the peace process and says security considerations necessitate its ongoing military presence in the West Bank, says its record on Christianity is exemplary.
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The opening gesture of "L'Amour de Loin" is exemplary: from a deep, shuddering B-flat a complex chord of overtones accumulates, seeming to resound not only in space but within the mind.
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And recognize that you'll be under constant pressure to show positive results and conduct yourself as an exemplary leader who avoids scandal and gets on with the board and the management team.
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On Wednesday night, though, you might clear out a little time, make Fuchsia Dunlop's exemplary recipe for General Tso's chicken, and accompany it with some smashed cucumbers with sesame oil and garlic.
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And nobody has influenced me more than Richard Holmes, with his exemplary biography of Shelley and even more with his memoirs, "Footsteps" and "Sidetracks," which recount his adventures as a Romantic biographer.
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Four Nigerien soldiers were also killed, eight were wounded and two U.S. soldiers were wounded "after intense fighting, during which elements of the joint force showed exemplary courage," according to the statement.
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Perhaps naively, Americans have always looked to the presidency for exemplary moral behavior, and when there are obvious personal or moral failures, as with Nixon and Clinton, there is disappointment, even anger.
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"An essential document of an exemplary intellect, one who has as much to impart to the 21st century as he did to the 20th," Glenn Kenny wrote for The Times in August.
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This lovely bottling from Barnard Griffin is exemplary, offering peach and even a hint of mango, with some lime and orange zest to lend tension and keep the wine in balance. Bravo!
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"The shifting explanations of City Hall as to why they suddenly terminated Ricardo Morales after 20 years of exemplary service says to me that they have something to hide," Mr. Kraus said.
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Director John Carpenter's action-satire of 1980s yuppie America has become exemplary of anyone who can't quite believe the out-of-whack priorities of all the idiots they're forced to live near.
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"Your attempt to strip me of my family, my story, my home, and my identity is exemplary of how scared you are of the power of all four of those things," she tweeted.
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Each designer selected for the program, which introduces their pieces to Journelle's cult following, has shown a fresh approach and unique POV on lingerie, exemplary skill, and a true passion for the craft.
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"Mr Schooling has been exemplary in fulfilling the raison d'etre for his deferment – he trained hard and met all performance milestones on his way to Olympic glory," the Council said in a statement.
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It could be a fluke, but if the Red Sox's pilfering operation was already in place in July, August's exemplary offensive performance with men on second base looks like a fluke as well.
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And while some may think her work has evolved in the wrong direction, Carey's longevity and consistency in the music industry is exemplary—regardless of where this current album falls on the charts.
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Despite an attendance track record Shaun describes as "exemplary" (before his diagnosis he hadn't taken sick leave since 2009), his employer began tracking his absences on a spreadsheet stored on the company server.
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Ghostbuster and exemplary patriot Leslie Jones is on the way to Rio, and she has already represented the United States of America perfectly by packing a bunch of crap she didn't need to.
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Mr Obama presented Mr Garland as a "serious man and exemplary judge": one of "America's sharpest legal minds…who brings to his work a spirit of decency, modesty, integrity, even-handedness and excellence".
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But, even more bizarrely, the WBC also attributed their soft stance on a failed drug test to the exemplary character of Stiverne's and his clean track record, having not failed a test before.
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"The Christian Oerter rifle exhibits exemplary early American artistry, and is a reminder that courage and sacrifice were necessary to secure American independence," R. Scott Stephenson, the museum's president, said in a statement.
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"Your attempt to strip me of my family, my story, my home, and my identity is exemplary of how scared you are of the power of all four of those things," she wrote.
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" The president of the packaging company had sent a letter to the court, saying that Ben had been an "exemplary employee from the start," who had "never been late to work even once.
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For all its shortcomings, "The Seasons in Quincy" is an essential document of an exemplary intellect, one who has as much to impart to the 21st century as he did to the 20th.
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Across nine indexes, the DEI recognizes exemplary internal and external facing policies, strategies and initiatives that have produced measurable results in the areas of disability inclusiveness in the workplace, marketplace and supply chain.
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Captain Gregson (Aidan Quinn) negotiates to include Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) and Watson (Lucy Liu) in the honors when his unit is chosen by the city to receive a commendation for exemplary work.
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In this seventh issue of the anthology series by comic creator Brandon Graham, the story "Firebug: The Chained Goddess" stands out as exemplary, featuring warring factions and plenty of political (and mystical) intrigue.
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In any case, I don't have too much to say about the song, but I do think Wayne's closing bars are exemplary even for him and by far the highlight of this song.
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Exemplary of that combination of profiles was the amuse-bouche, Berrebi said: a morsel of drum fish ensconced in a potato cream foam with a crimson oil imbued with a faint paprika heat.
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"(Colao) has been an exemplary leader and strategic visionary who has overseen a dramatic transformation of Vodafone into a global pacesetter in converged communications, ready for the Gigabit future," Chairman Gerard Kleisterlee said.
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"Marrow" is a mordant look at a depraved society, more exemplary of Yan's other work — he has handily drawn comparisons to Kafka and the foundational Chinese satirist Lu Xun — than its companion novella.
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The mild, springlike climate is exemplary for growing cannabis, and a farmer can earn the equivalent of $300 an acre for it, more than for flax or rapeseed, Mr. Tian of Hempsoul said.
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Dr. Barron is pushing an online safety database that will record incidents at chapters around the country, indicate which institutions are doing exemplary work in their communities and which are experiencing alarming trends.
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In addition to a Prince tribute and exemplary performances by Beyoncé and A Tribe Called Quest, Chance the Rapper won three awards, including best new artist, for what was essentially an online mixtape.
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"I Dream in Another Language" features lush tropical landscapes and attractive, compelling people, always lit — not quite just so (the filmmakers clearly know better) — with exemplary attention to the most eye-catching detail.
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New York Police Department Commissioner Dermot Shea said Detective Wilfredo Acevedo has never been found to have made a single false statement or falsely arrested anyone and touted his exemplary record of service.
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In other words, "Normal" is an exemplary piece of speculative fiction, acutely observed, well made, and, with its interesting array of predictions about the near-future, likely to satisfy Mr. Ellis's numerous fans.
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"The Turkish nation can carry out an exemplary step between Ras al Ain and Tel Abyad," Erdogan said in his TRT interview, holding up a map of the region with markings on it.
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"I am going to tell you the cooperation and response that I have experienced with this FEMA versus any FEMA for the 25 years that I've been here has been exemplary," he said.
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White collar offenders, who are usually more likely to be members of the middle class, have more resources to try to diminish their violations by painting them as aberrations from an exemplary life.
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