What SA demands of students and parents is nothing short of excellence, but what we must also keep in mind is that what we now consider excellence, is what in the past was considered the norm.
Considering the excellence of the Mandarin hotels, for example, some may not regard this as a loss, but there are certain subtle touches ranging from the channels on the in-room television to the beer available in the bar that may make Westerners specifically some Americans more comfortable in such familiar settings.
We consider that excellence in research underpins both excellence in teaching and the ability to develop depth in our community partnerships.
Fourteen British restaurants were included on the list chosen by a panel of more than 600 chefs, food critics and restaurateurs, who considered culinary excellence, service and the overall dining experience.
In contrast, stringent international regulations encourage the employment of low-impact materials in several manufacturing domains, with degradable polymers considered par excellence.
A voting unit with a substantial component of older white males considered the excellence of the film and the importance of its issue and voted its victory.
While these domains are thought to apply broadly to the practice of medicine, this article seeks to consider clinical excellence in nephrology using this framework.
This review addresses most of the characteristics and attributes that constitute a high-calibre training centre of excellence, considering that a training centre might not represent a single institution, but a network of institutions that provide a coordinated and complete curriculum to the trainee.
Not so much, if we consider the crouching tigers of China and others where they take excellence in education seriously.
Considering Ms. Schiffrin's excellence as a hostess ("I like my guests to feel happy: I buy organic berries, I put Ambien on the pillow"), one can see why.
