Both the church and the scouts say they now have exemplary protection programs.
It would be far better if they were achieved peacefully with a last-minute decision by Mr Hussein to comply, to the letter, with the demands of the Security Council.Because the indictment against Iraq is so clear, the world's response to August's invasion has until now been exemplary.
As new Irish playwriting lies dormant, this is shaping up as an excellent year for the reconsideration of modern and contemporary British plays in Ireland: there have been new productions of Caryl Churchill, Martin Crimp and Gregory Burke - and now this exemplary staging of Edward Bond's rarely seen 1956 masterpiece.
It is, to say the least, a little odd that Adams should now figure as exemplary peacemaker.
Now, however, those exemplary performances are moot, as the NAQT stripped Harvard of the 2009, 2010 and 2011 championships, which will now be given to different universities.
The story of the life and work of Günter Grass, who died on Monday at the age of 87, is also the story of Germany's engagement with its Nazi past: a process which is now seen as exemplary, but, as Grass's example shows, was ultimately flawed.
More startling, the dropout rate at FAS partner schools is now zero, an exemplary accomplishment considering that the overall dropout rate in Pakistan schools is 40% by Grade 4 and 77% by Grade 10 (Malik 2010: 27).
This means that 90% of the incident light is already absorbed within the first 1.8 µm in this case.The pitch, which was kept constant at 250 nm before, should now be evaluated exemplary for a NW length of 1 µm and a diameter of 100 nm within a range of 125 to 500 nm referring to the highest and lowest NW density, respectively.
After discussing the different programs available for each data processing step, we will now describe an exemplary PAR-CLIP analysis pipeline.
Could it face exemplary damages now?
