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The letter acknowledges that “there is additional work to do,” but says the judiciary already “has in place the protections and mechanisms to provide for an exemplary workplace.”

The greater percentage of your profits go to bureaucratic necessities, without much of a reward system for exemplary practices or motivation to stay small and focused on boutique craft cannabis.

The company released their line of Dingbat pedalboards in 2017, and their medium size is an exemplary model of the best their design has to offer.

The Outstanding Video Game Award — which saw twice the usual number of nominees this year — is exemplary of that progress.

Though densely populated, the state had become exemplary in how it controlled the spread of coronavirus infections since March 2020.

They are model citizens, the kind of people whose lives might be used as exemplary stories by a politician in a stump speech.

It was descriptive, prescriptive, and exemplary in its clarity.

Deacon Jones, 74 David D. Jones was an exemplary defensive end in the NFL.

And, indeed, the 777 has had an exemplary safety record—with nearly 1,500 777s delivered, not a single passenger has died in one.

Mitt Romney is that rare person who seems to have exemplary personal character.

Mary was on the contrary so far subdued, as to be exemplary in goodness and diligence, and Blanche was always steady.

Whatever might have been their faults, or even their crimes, in other countries, in these their conduct had been exemplary.

Dorothy bore it all with exemplary patience, and resumed her work in such spirits, that she sang from the very joy of her heart.

Exemplary punishment is to be visited upon me for "precocious godlessness, dangerous tendencies, and insubordination."

Nor had the conduct of these veteran soldiers been less exemplary in their quarters than in the field.