Sentence examples for delivering a world class from inspiring English sources

"Broadband, just like roads and railways, is a vital part of Scotland's infrastructure, and that is why we are committed to delivering a world class digital infrastructure to the people of Scotland by 2020".

"During our partnership together, Local TV has delivered extraordinary growth and become a world-class broadcaster known for its quality programming, technological innovation and strong community service," Friesel and Diesbach said.

"But for our railways to continue to grow we need strong private sector partners who can invest and innovate in ways that deliver a world class service".

"Rather than serving a privileged few, ministers should focus on tackling real disadvantage and ensure that all schools have enough teachers and resources to deliver a world class education for all – things that are in serious trouble right now".

Alongside our ambition to deliver a world class teacher in every classroom, we are committed to working with schools, businesses, further education colleges and universities to provide an education system focused on vocational excellence.

"Following the legacies and success of the recent ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, I am confident that the hosts, Sri Lanka, will deliver a world class event".

"For our railways to continue to grow we need strong private sector partners who can invest and innovate in ways that deliver a world class service".

And starting now, over the coming years, Ireland needs to deliver a world class electricity transmission system in all the regions which meets the needs of Ireland in the 21st Century.

Adlington only had eight hours between the heat and the final to recharge her batteries and get her mind in the right place to deliver a world class performance and I was very impressed with her.

The release goes to say that the chipset in question is "required to deliver a world class user experience" and that "any suggestion to the contrary is simply false".

"Giving passengers more will be at the heart of the new East Coast franchise," said rail minister Stephen Hammond. "For our railways to continue to grow we need strong private sector partners who can invest and innovate in ways that deliver a world class service".