In London, as in the rest of the world, hype doesn't always equal excellence, although in London (unlike the rest of the world), the cost of falling for the buzz is staggering.
With arms linked and heads bowed, players and coaches showed gratitude and honor for a man whose influence transcended sports and who embraced the ideals of equal opportunity, community, excellence and integrity.
This article describes an innovative program, Evidence Equals Excellence, which consists of two components: a clinical practice component for health care clinicians and an academic program for baccalaureate and graduate nursing students.
It is not enough to establish as a priority equity and equality of opportunity, unless we also establish of equal importance the pursuit of excellence in all our school programs.
Now, Michel Pébereau, chairman of BNP Paribas, calls the TSE a "model of excellence" for Europe.Second, the once-sacred principle of equal treatment has been blown away.
Excellence means understanding that principles such as continuity, comprehensiveness, and person-centeredness play roles of equal importance to disease-focused diagnosis and treatment in the evidence-based practice of modern health care.
Still, it should be noted that there are some critics who believe that if two works of literature are both equal in excellence on all counts yet one presents a true view of reality and the other fails to, the one presenting a true view is better better even as a work of art than is the other one.
Was part of equal justice equal injustice?
Types of Equal Opportunity.
Everyone is kind of equal".
