Sentence examples similar to Achieve a renaissance from inspiring English sources
After World War II, it established the first urban redevelopment authority in the nation and achieved a renaissance.
On March 17 , 2013 China's new leader, Xi Jinping, pronounced a new slogan of "the China Dream" at the Party Congress with this statement: "The China Dream is about strengthening the state and making it powerful and prosperous; achieving a renaissance of the Chinese nation; and promoting the happiness (xingfu) of the people" (Xi 2013: 71).
A country historically known for exporting legions of workers around the world to escape poverty has achieved a renaissance in the 21st century, much of it attributable to the very kind of tax strategy Trump has often touted: lowering its basic corporate income tax rate to 12.5%.
It also marks another hit for Ray Liotta, who seems to have achieved something of a renaissance following the critically acclaimed Narc.
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This made more than 100 recommendations aimed at achieving "an urban renaissance".
In the last couple of years, Surrey have undergone a renaissance, achieving promotion from Division Two and reaching the final of the Royal London One-Day Cup (in which Dernbach took six wickets, including a hat-trick) last season.
"What you have said in Dakar, Mr President, has indicated to me that we are fortunate to count on you as a citizen of Africa, as a partner in the protracted struggle to achieve the renaissance of Africa within the context of a European renaissance and the rest of the world," Mr Mbeki wrote.
These and other efforts, including enhancing trade and investment, would assist Africans in sparking a renaissance that would enable the continent's people to achieve their potential.
