And their goals are ambitious: to "break through dominant ideas that limit and marginalize queer art, by creating a new concept of queer as a wider platform for excellence in arts, capable of tracking, discovering, and interpreting new trends while daring to speak openly about the norms that constitute society and art practice".
Creating a great customer experience and achieving operational excellence both require a capable and motivated workforce.
Edwards was soon establishing himself as the complete footballer, capable of excellence in any position on the pitch, though primarily as a midfielder.
But what drives the program is Dr. Hrabowski's ceaseless proselytizing and his contagious belief that every student he recruits is capable of excellence.
Some dishes arrived burned (cranberry rolls, duck, fruit tart, crème brûlée) or seriously overdone, like the Dover sole, but other selections, particularly among the entrees, showed the excellence the kitchen was capable of.
As one outstanding concert under Osmo Vanska showed, the BBCSO is capable of excellence when the mood takes it, but too often it opts for dour efficiency rather than sparkle or technical brilliance.
The Kilcoynes implemented a full-time policy and unveiled plans to rebuild Glenmalure Park as a 50,000 all-seater stadium as well as turning the club into a school of excellence for Irish football, capable of challenging for European honours.
"He scares me")., is capable of real excellence, with some well-executed dishes tucked into corners of the menu where they won't be noticed.
(Abbott's press secretary, John Wittman, said, "Governor Abbott selects and appoints individuals he believes are the most qualified and capable of bringing excellence to the organizations in which they serve. Any suggestion to the contrary is absurd").
