Her department at Wisconsin set standards that were emulated by institutions across the country.
His social welfare policies were emulated by Britain before the end of the 19th century.
Clinton's New Democrats were emulated by Tony Blair's New Labour in the UK, with no less success at the ballot box.
The two-chamber parliament in London, the accountability of ministers to parliament, parliamentary control over government spending, constitutional monarchy, collective cabinet responsibility, and an independent judiciary were emulated across Europe during the next hundred years.
These changes — many of which were emulated by Jif's competitors — prompted a lengthy battle between the peanut-butter industry and the federal government over the standard of identity for the food.
The fresco maps of the Vatican and of other Italian palaces – Danti, who painted the Vatican maps, cut his teeth creating a fabulous room of maps in the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence – were emulated across the continent.
