A law curtailing urban sprawl and protecting the few natural spaces close to the city is exemplary.
Friends from high school, acquaintances I've met a handful of times, my closest friends and dearest family members or people I haven't even met in real life but I am close to via social media, are all leading exemplary lives on Facebook.
That's to the good of the movie, which, though technically exemplary, falters dramatically on occasion, becoming dangerously close to overheated whenever the characters speak for any length.
That is not enough to dent a rising unemployment rate, which is now close to 15%.The reason for the praise is Iran's exemplary execution of a task dear to the IMF's heart: structural reform.
"There has been many times when my firm, and the exemplary work Trevor Birch has done, where we felt the club were very close to going out of business.
It was a subject Olsen felt close to, and when she did not follow her success of the 1950s with new stories, she herself became exemplary - not for what she wrote, but for what she didn't.
Sources close to Harman were claiming on Monday: "We have won on every substantive issue at dispute between the two sides in the past week, apart from exemplary damages.
The situation is exemplary of a political system that is closed to participants who want to modify institutions in response to negative ecological feedback (Alcorn et al. 2003 300).
4 5 A recent survey of European cancer registries concluded that while self-reported ethnicity was the exemplary variable, none of 79 registries analysed data this way, with Scotland being closest to achieving this goal.
A paper has been closed, and exemplary punishment meted out.
Its culture is closed, its designs exemplary, its products highly profitable, and in Mr. Jobs it has a spokesman who doesn't suffer fools.
