God is as exemplarily serv'd here as in any Place whatsoever.
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A Moscow club does it since quite a long time, namely exemplarily.
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The UN is anything but an association of exemplarily democratic, free and humane nations.
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His texts were meant to be both theoretical and exemplarily of new media's rhetorical possibility.
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Side by side we struggled together exemplarily in our adolescence, and then relentlessly during our youth.
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But it is on the injustice of poverty in the modern age that Hamilton is most exemplarily persuasive.
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Chess in Alsace benefits from a old and great tradition, preserved by high personalities like exemplarily Roos family.
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Superbly pressed and with profits shared by surviving musicians, the reissues are exemplarily done, although in quite limited editions.
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How could you brook to go backward, instead of forward, in those duties which you now so exemplarily perform?
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I feel sure that this heritage of culture and exemplarily will enable Argentina to vanquish the challenges of the future.
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She immediately took the letter to her husband, and begged him to order the bearer of it to be exemplarily whipped.
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The king also assured them that, if Holmes had committed any unjust action, he and his officers should be exemplarily punished.
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That essay is exemplarily respectful of the ethic of the relation between different generations of thinkers, and of the elders of philosophy.
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That an investigation be put in place to trace back the threatening e-mail, and that those found responsible be exemplarily punished.
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It gives me great pleasure to announce that one of our own has been recognized for her commitment and exemplarily work ethic.
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The report analyses exemplarily the situation in six EU Member States, i.e. France, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
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The new dip painting facility is also exemplarily friendly to the environment, because Krone uses nearly solvent-free cathodic dip paints and aqueous-based finishes.
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Years of inactivity are reflected in the programme with which the Irish Presidency is now exemplarily presenting us, but the issues merit a long-term approach.
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The main goal of this study is to scrutinize exemplarily the influence of land-use on storm runoff generation by the help of three mesoscale Rhine tributaries.
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The dough is made fresh, daily, and the exemplarily thin bases have a good chew factor, a nice light char, and are topped with decent, fresh ingredients.
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All members carry exemplarily engagement in addition to the ideas behind WPE to the people and in particular to children through educative talks and video projections, music, theater arts and drawings.
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Curators Susanne Hinrichs and Georg Elben have selected one work from each of the past VIDEONALE competitions, each of which is intended to represent exemplarily the history of the video festival.
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A sample beef sandwich arrives in two huge doorstep wedges on exemplarily fresh parmesan bread, stuffed with good if slightly overdone beef, rocket, pokily hot wholegrain mustard and a thick layer of secondary salad.
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Deschner refused the invitation arguing that he already answered all basic questions sufficiently in the preface of his first volume. He decided to exemplarily confront the paper Emperor Konstantin, one of the Greats in history? in a reply which was put in front of the fifth volume.
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Their good sense of smell helps them to search for rare herbs in the bushland. The cows are very good mothers and treat their calves exemplarily. Their small height may be an adaption to the hostile environment: a small cow needs less energy and survives famines.
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The Dutch were forced to make three minor humiliating concessions. They promised to punish those culpable in the Amboyna Massacre exemplarily (art. 27). However, no such people were still alive to be punished, as the Dutch probably well knew. The matter of reparation for the affair was handled under the arbitration agreement of art.
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This amphora is special because both sides depict the same motif in the two different techniques. Thus, both styles can be compared exemplarily. The scenes depict the most important hero of Greek mythology, Heracles, drinking while reclining on a klinē (couch). On the black-figure side, he is shown lying in a flat position, holding a drinking cup (kantharos) in his right hand.
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Then the court of Arthur arrives at the source, and Iwein must try out his role as fountain-protector for the first time. This succeeds against Keie, the exemplarily resentful knight of the court of Arthur. The entire court now celebrate the marriage of Iwein and Laudine. Thereby the plot arrives at a temporary ending - as well as the êre of victory Iwein has, unlooked for, achieved a wife and Lordship.
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The Bishop of Kothamangalam diocese, Mar George Punnakottil issued pastoral letters condemning the attack on Professor and demanding nabbing of culprits. The pastoral letter also defended the dismissal of the professor from the college. Prayer meetings and silent protest marches were also organised in various churches and locations. Christian organisations like Global Council of Indian Christians and Catholic Bishops' Conference of India (CBCI) condemned the act and demanded that the attackers be brought to justice soon and be exemplarily punished.
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He was awarded the degree of Doctor of Divinity (1651),Venn, Alumni Cantabrigienses. and, in January 1651/2, his friend Dr John Worthington wrote of him, "If through want of maintenance he should be forced to leave Cambridge, for which place he is so eminently accomplished with what is noble and Exemplarily Academical, it would be an ill omen."Letter of John Worthington (6 January 1651/2), quoted in Mosheim's Preface to Systema Intellectuale (1733), i, p. xxviii (1773 edn).
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Global Public School's CBSE Block Global Public School provides a strong academic base with a focus on all round development in cultural, sports and intellectual skills. The students have performed exemplarily in their CBSE examinations, with nearly all students securing distinction or first class. In their CAIE examinations, with Cambridge Outstanding Achievement awards being conferred upon students for securing positions including World Topper in Travel and Tourism and Business Studies, India Toppers in Accounting, Business Studies, Food and Nutrition, Travel and Tourism, Environmental Management and Biology.
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The first open protests took place during the Vietnam War. These were directed against the training area and the shooting range in Tennenlohe, where even nuclear weapons were suspected, as well as against the ammunition bunkers in the Reichswald. Helmut Horneber, who had been responsible for the American training area for many years as forest director, pointed out in 1993 how exemplarily the American troops had protected the forest areas. Due to the numerous problems, there were already considerations in the mid-1980s to relocate the garrison from the urban area.
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He although seemed initially to have been imitating other military dictators hoping to turn into a civilian head of state but later it was revealed that his ambition was exemplarily low. He merely wanted to go on retirement after completing his normal tenure. The fact was denuded by Indian President Pranab Mukharjee in his autobiography published in 2017. President Mukharjee explained how General Moeen lowered him before a foreign President to merely save his job and in turn how the President assured and secured his job from Sheikh Hasina.
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Radical restoration work was undertaken by Colonel Claude Lowther in 1913 to transform the ruined building into a residence and, based on a design by the architect, Walter Godfrey, this work was completed by Sir Paul Latham in 1933. The existing interiors largely date from that period, incorporating architectural antiques from England and France. The one major change in planning was the combination of the four internal courtyards into one large one. The restoration work, regarded as the apex of Godfrey's architectural achievement, was described by the critic Sir Nikolaus Pevsner as executed 'exemplarily'.
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A Zeiss 100 cm aperture reflecting telescope Zeiss star projector for a planetarium The Zeiss company was responsible for many innovations in optical design and engineering in each of their major fields of business. Today this becomes exemplarily visible in the latest EUV lithography systems, the equipment needed to produce the latest generations of semiconductor components. It also includes early high- performance optical microscopes up to today's electron and ion microscopes, which reach a sub-nanometers resolution. It includes technology leadership in the first surgical microscopes and ophthalmic devices.
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Grey heron (Ardea cinerea) Common sandpiper (Actitis hypoleucos) Night heron (Nycticorax n. nycticorax) Little egret (Egretta garzetta) Woodland kingfisher (Halcyon senegalensis) The Gambia is frequently visited by ornithologists as more than 540 species of birds have been described there in topic literature. Bao Bolong Wetland Reserve is one of the major targets for tourists and scientists who intend to explore the Gambia's manifold avifauna. Among the birds of BBWR, which include 268 species of 62 families, the Ramsar Information Sheet exemplarily lists the following: Typical for a wetland, BBWR is the habitat of many water birds, which also include geese.
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In a controversial decision announced on August 2, the IAAF shortened the suspension to one year – which had elapsed on July 30 – thereby allowing him to compete in the 2000 Summer Olympics.The New York Times, August 19, 2000; "Olympics; Tainted Jumper Returns to Boos and One Medal"; accessed 21 February 2011. IAAF's motivation for this action was that Sotomayor had done a great deal for the sport, had passed hundreds of drug tests during his long career, and acted exemplarily throughout. Two weeks after his suspension was lifted, Sotomayor returned to competition at a small track meet in Montauban, France, which he won with a jump of .
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RFC 4360 exemplarily defines the "Two-Octet AS Specific Extended Community", the "IPv4 Address Specific Extended Community", the "Opaque Extended Community", the "Route Target Community", and the "Route Origin Community". A number of BGP QoS draftsIETF drafts on BGP signalled QoS , Thomas Knoll,2008 also use this Extended Community Attribute structure for inter-domain QoS signalling. Note: since RFC 7153, extended communities are compatible with 32-bit ASNs. With the introduction of 32-bit AS numbers, some issues were immediately obvious with the community attribute that only defines a 16 bits ASN field, which prevents the matching between this field and the real ASN value.
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Reviewing for The Village Voice in 1975, Robert Christgau said Katy Lied may be Steely Dan's "biggest" album, but he found it "slightly disappointing" on a musical level, citing the loss of lead guitarist Skunk Baxter and what he perceived as "cool, cerebral, one- dimensional" jazz guitar influences. He nonetheless admitted to playing the record frequently and named it the third best album of the year for the 1975 Pazz & Jop critics poll, where it finished sixth best. John Mendelsohn was more critical in Rolling Stone, believing that "however immaculately tasteful and intelligent" Steely Dan's music may be in theory, it did not register with him emotionally and remained "exemplarily well-crafted and uncommonly intelligent schlock". Mendelsohn found the lyrics interesting but inscrutable, the musicianship tasteful and well-performed but not stimulating, and Fagen's singing unique-sounding but seemingly passionless.
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Battenberg or Battenburg is a light sponge cake held together with jam. The cake is covered in marzipan and, when cut in cross section, displays a distinctive two-by-two check pattern alternately coloured pink and yellow. The large chequered patterns on emergency vehicles in the UK are officially referred to as Battenburg markings because of their resemblance to the cake. Charles Nevin wrote in The Independent: “Battenberg cake is exemplarily British. The first cake was baked in 1884 to celebrate Prince Louis of Battenberg marrying Princess Victoria, Queen Victoria’s granddaughter and Prince Philip’s grandmother.” Food historian Ivan Day refuted the royal connection, and states the simplification of the four-panelled cake occurred when “large industrial bakers such as Lyons” got in on the battenberg game – “I suppose a four-panel battenburg [a common 19th-century spelling] is much easier to make on a production line”.
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Godfrey first settled in Buxted in 1915, and then moved his practice from London in 1932 to live and have his offices in Lewes House, on Lewes High Street. He was regarded as one of the outstanding conservation architects of his generation, though his interventions are thorough and often unscholarly. He restored and adapted a number of important historic buildings and gardens, chiefly in Sussex and the Weald. They include the Anne of Cleves House Museum in Lewes, Sussex; The Garth, Lingfield in Surrey (1919), where he converted the Old Workhouse (1729) into a residential dwelling and designed the surrounding gardens; Herstmonceux Castle, East Sussex (1933), where his major reconstruction of the interior was in the view of Nikolaus Pevsner executed 'exemplarily'; Charleston Manor, Sussex (1928); Horselunges Manor, Hellingly, Sussex; Michelham Priory, Sussex; Plawhatch Hall and Kidbrooke Park (today Michael Hall School), both near East Grinstead, East Sussex; and Rymans at Apuldram, West Sussex.
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