Sentence examples for preserved excellence from inspiring English sources

We have preserved excellence in our academics, research and health care.

"Conference, this is the choice: between a Conservative party determined to preserve excellence for those who have it and a Labour government committed to open up excellence and opportunity for all".

He says Skolkovo's assets include "an interdisciplinary structure that preserves excellence in each field and an emphasis on innovation as well as basic research".

No rules save excellence".

Justice Stevens is just such a leader, more concerned about doing his job with excellence, preserving the integrity of the institution he served, not ego or historic legacy.

The challenge facing the newspaper "is a combination of preserving the editorial excellence and changing enough so we're changing with the world," he said.

"This bill does absolutely nothing" to preserve U.S. research excellence, said Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson (D TX), the top Democrat on the House science panel that drafted the bill, her voice almost breaking in anger as she kicked off the 3-hour debate.

"Let's hope that the values transmitted to us by our founder -- the centrality of man, the excellence of science, and the freedom of research will be preserved," says Roncarolo.

But in the loftier dining halls, does the creaky old Michelin system do anything to preserve the once traditional excellence of French food at breakfast ?

The commission's recommended mission statement is nearly identical: "To support U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes in achieving sustained competitive excellence while preserving the Olympic ideals".

Both would deliver panicked back-passes that threatened to hand the hosts the lead they merited, only for Joe Hart's excellence to preserve England their point.