exemplary
teladan
definition
adjective
an award for exemplary community service
serving as a desirable model; representing the best of its kind.
exemplary sentencing may discourage the ultraviolent minority
(of a punishment) serving as a warning or deterrent.
example
The ideal Arab Mother Award presented $10,000 to the most 'exemplary' mother.
‘I ask the court for an 'exemplary' sentence,’ said Mr Rubira after the court heard two months of testimony.
This kind of war all but inevitably produces 'exemplary' punishments of civilians, destruction of homes and reprisals against the families of men fighting the occupation.
When the report came back, Nike kept its contents secret, and continued to maintain that their factories were models of 'exemplary' employee conditions.
This continual influx of well-prepared teachers supports the school's mission and vision of being an 'exemplary' dual language school.
However, the duke's performance on the road has not always been 'exemplary' .
Meanwhile, the Chelsea chairman has insisted the new Premiership champions have not received the credit they deserve this season for their 'exemplary' behaviour on the pitch.
He still dresses like a kid about to go outside and play a game of hoops in the street, but his preparation, concentration and behaviour are now 'exemplary' .
As long as the real perpetrators are not caught and punished with 'exemplary' sentences, these attacks will continue to hurt innocent people.
Traditionally migration has been the principal response, with the US being 'exemplary' in this respect.
Did she not obtain the benefit of an award of aggravated or 'exemplary' damages?
Indeed their job was made considerably easier by the 'exemplary' behaviour of all the young players who travelled and represented both family and club with pride and distinction, as they have done all year.
It says her behaviour is 'exemplary' , she has ‘enhanced status’ in the prison and she works as the chaplain's orderly at Styal Prison.
They are aimed at intimidating the population as a whole through the use of overwhelming military violence and the policy of 'exemplary' punishment.
If there is 'exemplary' punishment of the corporation and its officials, then other corporations will think twice before imposing risks on the life and health of ordinary people.
Franklin is counter-suing, claiming punitive and 'exemplary' damages amounting to £18m.
His work habits and attitudes are acknowledged by his employer as 'exemplary' .
Among the 'exemplary' health promotion programs reviewed, several were deemed to be particularly relevant to new immigrant women.
They could cut violent crime with 'exemplary' sentences, murder by the death penalty or by making ‘life’ imprisonment, in practice about 12 years, live up to its name.
Aggravated damages occupy a murky middle ground between normal compensatory damages and 'exemplary' damages.
Aggravated damages, which are not always readily distinguishable from 'exemplary' damages, may both compensate and have a punitive effect.
The report said international cooperation that helped eradicate polio in all but seven countries was 'exemplary' .
Simply because driving tests are tough, laws are implemented rigorously and punishment is severe and 'exemplary' and it doesn't matter who you are.
Only honesty isn't likely if the reward for it is crucifixion in the press, four different malpractice suits and an 'exemplary' jail sentence.
The author and publisher deserve high praise for producing an 'exemplary' model of its kind.
What in fact has occurred is the 'exemplary' punishment of one worker.
Public beheadings are routine in Saudi Arabia, but crucifixion is reserved as an 'exemplary' punishment under sharia law for crimes of the utmost severity.
His commentaries survive because they were adopted as 'exemplary' models by later commentators.
Some faith was also placed in the power of judicial terror: the 'exemplary' hanging.
The extremely brutal massacre of the family is the worst act of terrorism, which deserves an 'exemplary' punishment.
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