"This case is the exemplar of values protected by the open meetings law: transparency in government, the right of citizens to participate in their government and respect for the rule of law," Judge Sumi wrote.
And now three novels have arrived that depict Grant as an exemplar of timeless values like honor, commitment and diligence.
Paying tribute to him last March, the chief rabbi, Jonathan Sacks, declared that Dunner was "an outstanding exemplar of Jewish values and Jewish responsibility".
And so the same propaganda officials who fashioned Mr. Guo as an exemplar of Communist Party values have found themselves enmeshed in a delicate public relations exercise: damage control.
But the fact of the matter is that Dunner was anything but an exemplar of Jewish values or of Jewish responsibility.
4. Given your past adultery, should Americans consider you a moral exemplar of family values?
Should Americans consider you to be a moral exemplar of family values? 5. Doesn't your flip-flop on Jerry Falwell being an "agent of intolerance" show your opportunistic pandering to the religious right?
Furthermore, the point has been made that unlike, say, Sen. John Ensign or Gov. Mark Sanford, Woods never held himself out as a proponent or exemplar of any values in this area.
On Krypton, the story is about Superman's parents (Russell Crowe acquits his reputation for bad behavior by being an exemplar for the values of his planet and the father of Superman) and a planet that ceased to have natural births and exhausted its supply of energy by violating the rules of nature so as to bring upon itself its cataclysmic end.
The comparison between the initial musical career and a bad legal career is an example of what Chang refers to as a "nominal-notable comparison"—a comparison between a fine exemplar of a value and a poor exemplar of a value (1997b, 14).
