Somehow, the parts of northern Europe that the centre-left used to hold up as exemplars of more egalitarian, tolerant and productive societies are providing even more extreme blueprints for disciplining, excluding and generally putting the squeeze upon the undeserving poor.
Although our study focusing on the introduction of General Practitioners with Specialist Interests (Table 2) was explicitly collective in design (four contrasting primary care organisations were studied), is was also instrumental in that this particular professional group was studied as an exemplar of the more general phenomenon of workforce redesign[ 4].
As an exemplar of a traditional, more generous value system in which the performer serves the song rather than vice versa, there are few singers as compelling as the lyric soprano Barbara Cook, whose new show, "Barbara Cook's Broadway," opened a limited engagement (through April 18) at the Vivian Beaumont Theater last night.
But it was as an exemplar of a generation of more sophisticated, better-educated science-fiction writers who emerged in the 1960s that Mr. Disch first stood out.
Virgin's Richard Branson, an exemplar of the breed, is more esteemed in America than in his own country.
After establishing the context of South Africa's access to information regime, including a brief discussion of several of its weaknesses, the paper engages in an extended account of the Biowatch case as an exemplar of some of the more pronounced challenges to the effective implementation of the country's access to information legislation.
Additionally, we consider the biological plausibility of models in stepping away from exemplar input patterns towards a set of more general theoretical principles consistent with behavioral experiments.
The oldest daughter, Mary Angela Dickens Mamieie — was a more typical exemplar of the family troubles.
Ms. Woodward, the artistic catalyst, is more an exemplar of what's in a name, as opposed to what's in a title.
There may be no more compelling exemplar of artful vocal simplicity than Ms. Cook, who at 77 has the sunny lyric soprano of a woman less than half her age.
