We need to see longer-term exemplary behavior.
The term "exemplary teacher" has the meaning given the term in section 7801 of this title as such section was in effect on the day before December 10 , 2015
The William Billl" Vanneman '31 Outstanding Class Leader Award recognizes class officers who have provided long-term exemplary service to the university and to their classes.
In his 10-minute address to hospital staff, Bush drew a distinction between the medical care, which he termed exemplary, and the living conditions and bureaucracy that caused such hardships.
In January of 2005, the Cornell Association of Class Officers established the William Billl" Vanneman '31 Outstanding Class Leader Award to recognize Cornell alumni who, in their capacity as class officers, have provided long-term exemplary service to the university and to their individual classes.
The next day, Rayburn resigned from her position effective June 1, arguing that the program she had designed and which top state library officials have termed "exemplary" was destined to fail without long-term state and federal funding.
A funny thing happened to us on the way to writing our recently-published book featuring couples with long-term exemplary marriages: we got to be wrong about some of the beliefs that we had regarding the factors that we thought couples needed to experience in order to create great relationships.
Speaking earlier, Mr Rasmussen praised what he termed the "exemplary restraint" shown by the Ukrainian government and military, and welcomed the advent of "solid democracy" in Ukraine.
At a brief public session ahead of the meeting going into closed session, Mr Rasmussen praised what he termed the "exemplary restraint" shown by the Ukrainian government and military, and welcomed the advent of "solid democracy" in Ukraine.
Selected meta-categories, categories, and exemplary terms in <1><SOC> are listed in Table 2.
