Sentence examples for excellence- from inspiring English sources

It respects the missions of different institutions, in a way that the research excellence framework, league tables and newspapers do not.

It is a paradigm of excellence and endurance and intelligence.

They also got a leader and genuine role model whose beacon of good citizenship shone all the brighter through times when the off-field trials at St Kilda threatened to overshadow a sustained period of excellence on it.

The annual award ceremony which recognises excellence in Australian journalism was held in Brisbane and hosted by the ABC Lateline presenter Emma Alberici.

Christian Democrats could present themselves as antitotalitarians par excellence: they were a bulwark against godless communism, but also argued that fascism had really been a form of "materialism", making their own spiritualism the obvious antidote to a return of the past.

Measured but never bloodless, ranging from skittish to melancholy, it was a fittingly virtuoso way to close an evening that underlined the Academy's reputation for musical excellence.

A centre of excellence, based in Cornwall, is allowing that knowledge to be grown, shared and used throughout the UK, supporting BT's ambition to become the largest supplier of telehealth services in England".

Research councils are prescribing open-access requirements for outputs which will be submittable in the next Research Excellence Framework (REF), and there are now nods towards monographs being included in those requirements at some elusive point in the future.

The big step forward this year is Hefce's announcement that if university departments want research papers to be included in the next Research Excellence Framework (REF) then they have to be deposited in an open access repository within three months of the paper being accepted.

In the UK, the only official screen-time ruling comes from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, which recently advised trying TV-free days, or limiting it to fewer than two hours a day, to maintain a healthy weight.

"The others," wrote Dunphy, "had graduated from Busby's School of Excellence, the car park at Old Trafford".