He was a highly regarded prospect for post-Boris Becker Germany.
Mr. Broad was a founding chairman of the Museum of Contemporary Art in 1979 and he helped to negotiate the acquisition in 1994 of what became the centerpiece of the museum's highly regarded collection of post-World War II art, the Panza Collection.
Furthermore, highly regarded bodies of accreditations of post-graduate training programs and medical schools in the Gulf region (similar to the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) and the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)) do not exist.
It's unknown what charges the Iranian government has brought against Rezaian, a highly regarded Iranian-American journalist and the Post's Tehran bureau chief.
A recent search on DirectEmployers.com, a portal to the job posting boards of a consortium of companies, yielded 17 postdoc opportunities posted for 10 highly regarded pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
The guys over there are always on point with their posts, and are highly regarded as one of the best blogs around.
"Mr. Kalina wrote for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a highly regarded newspaper, and we felt by virtue of the fact he was so popular that the book would be legitimate publicity, and it has been," Mr. Sacco said.
At the same time, he has immersed himself in the classical world, producing an array of highly regarded compositions and accepting distinguished leadership posts, including, for six years during the 1990s, an appointment as artistic adviser at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah.
However, to the fury of the minister Byng instead promoted 2nd Canadian Brigade commander Brigadier-General Louis Lipsett, a highly regarded pre-war British regular, to the post.
But on a deeper level, this highly regarded denominational leader seems to embody the post-denominational future of Judaism.
Until 10 years ago he directed the Pennsylvania Poll of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which was highly regarded for its accuracy in forecasting election outcomes.
