Common use of Distinguished Clause in Contracts

Distinguished. Distinguished means that the performance is clearly outstanding; the performance is superior, far exceeding expectations; or that performance is exceptional on a regular or continuous basis —Superintendent far outperforms relative to minimum expectations.

Distinguished. Distinguished means that the performance is clearly outstanding; the performance is superior, far exceeding expectations; or that performance is exceptional on a regular or continuous continuing basis —– that the Superintendent far outperforms shall outperform relative to minimum expectations.

Distinguished. Distinguished means that the performance is clearly outstanding; the performance is superior, far exceeding expectations; or that performance is exceptional on a regular or continuous basis —Superintendent far outperforms relative to minimum expectationscontinuing basis. [THE REFERENCE TO MINIMUM EXPECTATIONS IS MISPLACED.]

Distinguished. Distinguished means that the performance is clearly outstanding; the performance is superior, far exceeding expectations; or that performance is exceptional on a regular or continuous basis —Superintendent far outperforms relative to minimum expectationscontinuing basis.