Sentences with phrase «as exemplary»

Muru Mittigar's vision is to operate as an exemplary, commercially sustainable Aboriginal - owned social enterprise, making a significant, measurable and lasting difference in advancing Aboriginal culture (in particular Darug culture).

The service's work «aligns with international research outcomes, is trauma informed and has been described as exemplary and innovative in its design,» she said.

Received «Employee of the Month» awards and similar honors, as well as exemplary ratings on performance reviews year - over-year.

Recognized by supervisor as an exemplary team member for showing initiative in taking on more challenging projects.

During those precious moments, he's looking for things that make your resume stand out, such as exemplary skills and previous companies you've worked for.

Our unparalleled reputation for fresh, local seafood, oysters as well as exemplary service is well known.

Presented to the medical assistant who has been nominated by peers as an exemplary professional medical assistant and has displayed outstanding commitment to advancing the profession through service on the national level.

Be sure to view my credentials as an exemplary, award - winning executive resume writer in your comparison.

Their hope is that by modeling a system after that of California, they could see Michigan's insurance industry come to resemble California's, one they regard as exemplary [1].

Everything that one side does is perceived as evil, and everything the other side does is perceived as exemplary.

Punitive damages are sometimes also referred to as exemplary damages.

All this is to take these already excellent lawyers and promote their continued work as exemplary members of their profession.

The Charter has been cited and studied as an exemplary constitutional document by countries around the world, including South Africa's Constitutional Court, which often relies on the Canadian Charter for guidance.

In Texas, the purpose of punitive damages, also known as exemplary damages, are to punish bad actors and deter or prevent other bad actors in the future.

The adjudicator also ordered the business owner to pay his former employee damages for injury to dignity, feelings and self - respect; as well as exemplary damages (available under The Human Rights Code) as punishment for malice / recklessness involved in the human rights violation.

Punitive damages are not easy to get in Texas The Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Codes establishes the standard for recovering punitive damages (referred to as exemplary damages):

Also sometimes referred to as exemplary damages, punitive damages are not intended to compensate the victim, but rather to punish the defendant for the injuries they caused and to show others what can happen if they engage in similar types of behavior.

Rwanda was noted as exemplary, where the government is evenly staffed with women and men, women's education is soaring, and it's no coincidence that the nation is the cleanest country in Africa.

Tim endorsed the Middlesborough project as exemplary and warned of the danger if such projects are used by the powers that be in bad times we are entering a most dangerous and interesting period in food policy.

Our collector base is as inclusive and broad as the exemplary work we exhibit, including public and private museums, corporate collections, experienced collectors and new collectors seeking to purchase their first photographic artwork and develop a collection.

Greenberg championed their practices as exemplary of «post-painterly abstraction.»

In a biennial of exceptional artwork, Alice Könitz's Los Angeles Museum of Art stands out as exemplary of an artistic practice that not only affects other artists through collaboration, but enriches the art community through questioning the purpose and role of a museum.

In Agnes Martin: Night Sea, art historian and critic Suzanne Hudson offers a powerful point of entry for this casual viewer, using as its starting point the 1963 painting of the book's title, which Hudson identifies as both an exemplary and exceptional work within the artist's oeuvre, «a shimmering realization of control and loss that the artist would never repeat.»

As the title suggests, Nick Cave: Epitome is a carefully selected array of works showcased as exemplary pieces of his oeuvre.

It includes books by artists working primarily with the book form, as well as exemplary work by local book artists.

Prior to her year at Wave Hill, she graduated from Bank Street College of Education where she completed her MS in Education with dual certification in Museum and Childhood Education, and completed her master's thesis on the restorative capacities of museums and cultural institutions highlighting Wave Hill as an exemplary site.

The singular energy embedded into the pseudo-expressionistic, check - riddled surface of this work sets it aside as an exemplary post-modernist painting.

University of Chicago PhD candidate, Max Koss, explains how the Kress Foundation's 1973 gift, secured by Edward Maser, helped shape the Smart Museum's collection and status as an exemplary teaching institution.

There is far more to Belgian misfit James Ensor than masks and skeletons, as this exemplary show reveals

Later, in Postproduction: Culture as Screenplay: How Art Re-programs the World (2002), Nicolas Bourriaud touted the DJ as the exemplary cultural agent of the time.

Royal Academy, London There is far more to Belgian misfit James Ensor than masks and skeletons, as this exemplary show reveals

Tiravanija's artwork, which explores the social role of the artist, has been regularly cited by French curator Nicolas Bourriaud as exemplary of his conception of relational art.

Document holding devices serve as an exemplary case for value's heteronomy: singular products potent with the prospect of accruing a speculative surplus value convene with industrially printed paper.

When thinking about these new criteria of experiencing work, Elliott Hundley's art come to mind as exemplary.

This semiotic explication resonates with Johnson, who pushes its implications toward thinking about the ways in which lives, cultures, and historical arcs are a mere practice of putting some things on top other things that are imagined to be taken as given, such as the exemplary case of the table.

Italienische Landschaft belongs to the group of early photo - paintings of faraway places that art historian Dietmar Elger specifically highlighted as exemplary for the dichotomy they presented «between the objectifiable distance generated by black and white painting and the artist's personal interest in the motifs» (Dietmar Elger, Gerhard Richter Landscapes, exh.

Although the focus of games journalism is often the lack of diverse and complex representations in video games, commentary also emerges that recognizes particular games and development teams as exemplary.

Super Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai has placed his own personal stamp on the experience, delivering an outstanding single - player campaign, as well as an exemplary multiplayer offering that highlights the 3DS as a real contender in the online space.

The giant 34,000 - square - foot store has long served as an exemplary model of what a traditional pet store should be.

They will be someone who shares our goal to provide high - quality veterinary care to our patients as well as exemplary customer service to our clients.

These awards are given to veterinarians whose careers have served as exemplary role models for future alumni in a professional and community setting.

The program has been recognized twice as an exemplary program by the Texas State Coordinating Board for Colleges and Universities and its students have one of the highest success rates in passing the state and national board exams among the 221 accredited programs in the United States, Canada, New Mexico and Puerto Rico.

They will be someone who shares our goal to provide the finest of veterinary care to our patients as well as exemplary customer service to our clients.

All of his public achievements a brilliant career as a lawyer, administrator, diplomat, and writer as well as his exemplary private life were linked with his understanding of the authority of the Church and the primacy of the pope.

But the 9700's ease of use and speed of use mark it out as an exemplary smartphone for work and play.

Reliability should also be good, if perhaps not as exemplary as the safety record: the current reliability data, on top of the three - years / 36, 000 - miles bumper - to - bumper and five - years / 60, 000 - miles powertrain warranties, are about above average for the class.

Fuel economy's pretty decent by class standards, if perhaps not as exemplary as the rest of the powertrain.

Fuel economy isn't as exemplary, though the standard engine's 23mpg city / 29mpg highway figures are good by segment standards.

This program has received major national awards and recognitions for its program quality including UCEA's 2013 award as an Exemplary Leadership Preparation Program (one of two programs nationally to receive this designation) and the 2012 Urban Impact Award from the Council of Great City Schools.

Some Asian Americans like Michelle Rhee and Tommy Chang, both products of the illustrative Teach For America program, have been able to rise to stardom as exemplary superintendents in their respective cities.