Sentence examples for systems of excellence from inspiring English sources
The buyer is not connected to the American company Systems of Excellence, now in liquidation, which figured in a stock manipulation scandal in 1996, but the similarity of names is not a coincidence: in 1994, the American company, then known as World Foods, changed its name in preparation for a merger that the companies discussed but never completed.
Check out the Systems of Excellence case detailed on the SEC's web site for a particularly egregious example of just this kind of collusion between the company president and a third-party "investment newsletter".
In 1998, he and at least two others, Sheldon Kraft and Charles Huttoe, were accused of engaging in "a massive ongoing market manipulation" around touting shares of a company called Systems of Excellence, Inc. Kraft and Huttoe were sentenced to prison terms.
"It's a system of excellence".
By Dale Russakoff Booker said, "It's destiny that we become the first city in America that makes its whole district a system of excellence".
He told one crowd, "It's destiny that we become the first city in America that makes its whole district a system of excellence.
Ma added that "this transition demonstrates that Alibaba has stepped up to the next level of corporate governance from a company that relies on individuals, to one built on systems of organizational excellence and a culture of talent development".
Motivation for building a system of research excellence is what drives Miguel Beato, who as director of the Center for Genomic Regulation, or Centre de Regulació Genòmica (CRG), an international research institute in Barcelona, is contributing to the national metamorphosis.
Vikas is a Systems Engineer at Cloud Centre of Excellence at Infosys.
The result could be a more open research system, with more dimensions of excellence.
Classroom sizes are about to explode, and state universities are furloughing professors, cutting class offerings and reassessing, in the case of the University of California, whether the system can remain one of excellence for residents.
