"The one person whose actions were exemplary will be at work tomorrow here in Cambridge".
Yesterday, as every year, it was a time to recognize the actions of exemplary officers.
Everyone would benefit from an overall reappraisal of what kinds of actions are exemplary, borderline or unacceptable.
Such models may have a utilitarian, empirical basis; they may rest on independent moral grounds; or they may be based simply on the conviction that the actions of exemplary moral agents, such as Tian (Heaven) and the ancient sage-kings, cannot be wrong.
But they feel that they're [sic] actions were exemplary of the diversity of tactics that are part of the principles of unity of this occupation".
I hope their actions and exemplary modeling of what it means to be a modern day explorer inspires a generation of young men and women to themselves become explorers".
His extraordinary action was exemplary of how non-violent action that risks an individual's safety, security, and even life can inspire others to act -- even a football team!
Kouchner, as a doctor, wanted to alleviate suffering; but, as a politician, he also wanted his actions to be exemplary.
Police work was the lifeblood of Officer Callahan, 44, a 22-year police veteran who got at least a half of a dozen citations for exemplary actions, including a group citation for "heroic efforts" during the first trade center bombing in 1993, the police said.
Your mandate expires in a few months but you can still leave as legacy a United Nations that will be known by the impact of its exemplary actions and not by its many meetings and multiple goals.
It is therefore vital to structure the field of action by identifying where to start implementing sustainability (i.e., concrete possible starting points), what to do (exemplary sustainability actions) and where these actions have the greatest impact.
