His financial stewardship is exemplary, taking the university out of debt whilst embarking on £100m of visionary developments without borrowing.
The Railtrack personnel have been exemplary, taking us to the crash site, and offering information and support.
The exemplary take-over in Rodrigues of the Area Based Programmes at the end of the previous Country Programme was preceded by a careful assumption of ownership for all the management aspects by the local authorities and NGOs.
Gone is the clean-shaven, well-groomed figure whose exemplary career took him from the streets of Baghdad to the inner circle of Downing Street.
This documentation of van Gogh's remarkably brief, exemplary journey, taking us in a few short years from somewhat clumsy amateur to master painter, is a testament to the dedication and persistence that it takes to become an artist of truly original vision.
These, the frequency of answers they were found in, and exemplary quotes, taken from a range of respondents are displayed in Table 3.
Pratchett's children's book do take exemplary care to contain in themselves everything you need to understand what's going on, to be their own completely adequate guidebook.
- from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) To uphold Star Trek's exemplary values, corporations must take a new approach to research and development.
Third, because Congress itself had resolved in 1778 that if America's enemies "persist in their present career of barbarity, we will take such exemplary vengeance as shall deter others from a like conduct".
Her intervention comes after EU staff launched a petition calling on EU institutions to take "strong exemplary measures" against Barroso including the loss of his pension while he works for Goldman.
Take the exemplary story of Isaac Murphy, the most prominent and wealthiest of the black jockeys who dominated late-19th-century racing (Murphy earned a mind-boggling $15,000-$15,000-$20,000r, and employed a white valet in season): he won his third Kentucky Derby in 1891 but died five years later at 35, having been run out of the sport.
