Sentence examples for achieve abroad from inspiring English sources

Robert Greenleaf, executive director at TMC, a consulting firm in Princeton, N.J., that specializes in preparing executives for overseas posts, says rule No. 1 is to write down, in clear terms, what they expect the departing executives to achieve abroad and what they expect them to do when they come back.

For Mr Brown, achieving anything abroad during his premiership such as, for example, the reforms of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund that he advocates will require a high profile and co-operative friends.

Whether gauged by President Hugo Chavez extolling the comeliness of the Venezuelan woman in speeches or the magazines that trace the careers of the growing number of Venezuelan male models who are achieving success abroad, this is a society that sets an extraordinary stock on looking good.

If American investors wanted to achieve greater leverage abroad, they would have to do it with money borrowed elsewhere.

Over 10m Double Downs were sold in the US in its first month alone in 2010, and it went on to achieve some acclaim abroad.

In turn, Chinese-born artists who achieve high honors abroad are often viewed with suspicion or jealousy here, sometimes by artists who are trying to work in China's still-daunting artistic environment, sometimes by party culture officials.

We didn't feel the need to travel abroad to achieve our goals.

Though Haugen recognizes the inequities of the United States' justice system, he decided that he could achieve more by working abroad.

Yet if those firms are to achieve their full potential abroad their creators may have to relax their grip.

It is also intended as a warning against empire building — "the use of America's world-dominant military abroad to achieve regime change and remake other nations by imposing American-style institutions".

"For now the only real chance for top talent in Iran is to go abroad to achieve their dreams.