Sentence examples similar to Uphold achievements from inspiring English sources
When it upholds these achievements, it tends to situate them in terms of genre; and if we understand genre as a "codification of discursive properties" (Todorov 162) or an "affectual contract" between text and reader (Berlant 847), it becomes clear that this approach also circumvents a focus on form.
So a committee was formed at the university to look at how the athletic program can be competitive while upholding academic achievement, and it released its report last week.
By Ms. Ahunna Eziakonwa- Onochie, United Nations Resident Coordinator This is the time to uphold women's achievements, recognize challenges, and focus greater attention on women's rights and gender equality to mobilize all people to do their part.
"All that we have achieved in the last 60 years is at stake and we have to do what we can to uphold and safeguard these achievements," he said.
To be sure, there are supporters of Wilson's views in the present moment who will strenuously uphold Wilson's perceived achievements in domestic and world politics along with Wilson's ideological positions; opponents will simply dismiss him as a rabid racist, nothing more.
The booklet highlights Malaysia's achievements in upholding its obligations to children, by improving national laws and policies that respond to the protection of children's rights.
Even though the Red Wings, Stanley Cup finalists last season, are struggling, they are upholding a remarkable achievement.
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The term ended, of course, with Thomas on the losing side of a 5 to 4 vote to uphold President Obama's signature domestic achievement and reports of a court bruised by the battle.
No other candidate offers the impressive level of achievement and guarantee to uphold America's awesome progressiveness.
