Sentence examples for touted as an example from inspiring English sources

To look at how it may work, Norway is often touted as an example.

The story of building the television studio is now firmly part of Mr. Xi's official lore, touted as an example of his visionary economic leadership.

THE app Yo, which simply sends the two-letter word between friends, has been touted as an example of the app economy's silliness and evidence of a frothy tech bubble, after its founders raised $1m in funding.

Even the "terror prone" classification afforded to Nigeria after a citizen attempted to blow up a plane was soon scrapped, and Nigeria went from being on a list with the likes of Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan and Yemen, to being touted as an example of countries with US-approved enhanced screening technology.

The Eastern Bering Sea fishery for pollock is one of the largest fisheries in the world and has often been touted as an example of sustainable fisheries management.

Since then, many Asian countries have adopted Singapore's model, and Chile's system has been touted as an example for other countries, inspiring reform throughout Latin America and as far afield as Australia.

At one point, we sat in a quiet courtyard called le village St Paul, which, following corporate policy, Christianne was keen to tout as an example of village Paris.

Environmental advocates and clean energy companies have pushed the proposals as a major step forward for California, which has been touted as an international example for tackling global warming.

For example, cadmium has been touted as a model hormetic agent (Calabrese and Baldwin 2003c), partly because low experimental doses (1 10 μmol/kg) have been associated with-nonstatistically significant decreases in testicular tumors in rats (Waalkes et al. 1988).

The contractionary effects of fiscal austerity have been demonstrated by study after study and overwhelmingly confirmed by recent experience — for example, by the severe and continuing slump in Ireland, which was for a while touted as a shining example of responsible policy, or by the way the Cameron government's turn to austerity derailed recovery in Britain.

NATO's secretary-general--with Germany's late Manfred Wörner and Britain's Lord Carrington mentioned as good past examples--is sometimes touted as a model.