Sentence examples for restore excellence from inspiring English sources
"But we are damn sure going to spend and do everything necessary to win the wars we are in, to care properly for our wounded warriors, and to restore excellence in our nuclear stewardship," he said.
"By taking the steps outlined above, with your leadership, we can begin the process of restoring excellence to the Philadelphia public schools".
When wise and kindly men die, who will restore disappeared excellence to its throne?
The founder of the Alexandria Trust, a London-based charity, Mr. Khalil wants to "restore the excellence in learning and culture in the Arab region" by starting an online publication devoted to covering higher education.
For more than two decades, Mr. Hodgson has worked to restore selection pressure for excellence in British cheeses.
Incentivizing excellence.
But Willingham was also hired to restore Notre Dame football "to the sustained level of excellence that everyone associated with the university" which, by his own admission, was not done.
Managing the public's business has never been more important than it is today and the pursuit of excellence in government at all levels has never been more needed to restore public confidence in our societal institutions.
Stradivarius instruments have become synonymous with excellence and expense, said Bruno Price, a fine instrument dealer with Rare Violins of New York, which will restore the Totenberg instrument.
