Sentence examples for Based on excellence from inspiring English sources

Shimer College holds an annual "Montaigne Scholarship" competition, in which one full-tuition and two half-tuition scholarships are granted based on excellence in writing and discussion.

Nina set about to build a Board of Directors whose membership was based on excellence and women were equally represented.

Too many financial aid programs are based on excellence rather than need.

"It has developed a regional and national reputation, based on excellence of speciality training, and has played its part in national and international research and development.

The Australia Day Achievement Medallion is awarded to citizens by local governments based on excellence in both government and non-government organisations.

An expert jury panel comprised of former mayors, climate experts and others, selected ten winning urban sustainability projects based on excellence in urban planning and dedication to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving resiliency.

This alternative narrative is the democratic genius of American education, based on "cooperative excellence," not "meritocratic excellence".

"Our reputation is based on programming excellence," Mr. Littman said.

"The US government has now contracted directly with New Century to deliver these services based on the excellence of our performance and not least our administration and accounting which have been audited by the USG to their satisfaction".

"Research collaborations are selected based on their excellence and cutting-edge status," says Caroline Chipperfield of the Royal Society's International Exchanges Section.

PIs often rise to their positions based on the excellence of their research, their publication records, and the fellowships they win.