The judges said the, "consistent deliveries of stunning photography, in-depth analysis and respected columnists has become the hallmark across all the Guardian's media platforms".
In return, it should be said, he demanded the same level of fastidious professionalism from collaborators, and a hallmark of his work is the outstanding quality of his fellow workers.
The Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, Nick Clegg, said: "Historically unprecedented levels of reoffending for all crimes are fast becoming the hallmark of this government.
Inflation dropped like a stone, hitting zero in March and finally reversing the extended decline in living standards that had been the hallmark of the UK's recovery from recession.
"Once again, significant time will also be available for golf, fly fishing, one-on-one meetings and small VIP discussion groups, which is the hallmark of this conference," the invitation reads.
"That double hundred was made in serious heat and he showed a great appetite for wanting to go big and not give it away – but then that's the hallmark of Jonathan Trott.
The issue was so popular it was reprinted two years later, starting a showcasing of wildlife photography that became the magazine's hallmark.
"We just weren't as competitive as we've been all season – something that's been a real hallmark of my team," said the Ipswich manager.
High levels of IgE are the hallmark of an allergic reaction.
The strongest defence that his supporters can offer is that he does not mean what he says and that he expects people to ignore him: hardly the hallmark of a good president.As a result, Mr Wahid's biggest accomplishment this year has been to make Indonesia's shambolic and venal military seem patriotic.
Traders nonetheless drew comfort from the German court's decision to refer the case to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in Luxembourg, an integrationist institution that was expected to take a more favourable view of the ECB's hallmark policy.
