Sentence examples for distinguished records from inspiring English sources

If President Bush is committed to speeding up confirmations, he should name men and women who have distinguished records and do not have the hard-right views and ethical problems that Mr. Pickering does.

Instead of great regional companies with distinguished records - Granada Television being a case in point - we have one amorphous mass.

They were both former Navy SEALs and trained paramedics with distinguished records of service including in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The volume and difficulty of the work, and the task of fitting into a storied institution populated by strong and idiosyncratic personalities, has unnerved even judges with distinguished records on lower courts, fancy credentials and ample self-confidence.

After 367 bc at least one of the consuls had to be a plebeian, though in practice the consulship was usually limited to wealthy and noble families with distinguished records of public service.

Two firefighters from the same service are to receive a Queen's medal for their distinguished records.

He told the panel on Thursday that the findings amounted to a "momentary lapse of judgment in a nurse who has an otherwise distinguished record of service to the NHS, to the public, a distinguished period of service to Ebola patients before this during which time she risked her own life for the benefit of others".

Tatchell added: "Jeff has a long and distinguished record of gay rights activism.

The proceedings have already generated unusual and difficult questions for the presiding judge, Leonard B. Sand, who has a long and distinguished record of protecting the rights of defendants.

Mr. McGreevey said this evening, "Senator Frank R. Lautenberg has a long and distinguished record of service in the United States Senate.

It is clear from Mr. Riewerts' distinguished record of service to his community that Maggies involvement continues a strong and admired family tradition.