Sentence examples for achieved a recognized from inspiring English sources

Such sciences as physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering achieved a recognized place in curricula, and by the early 20th century the newer disciplines of economics, political science, psychology, and sociology were also taught.

This pragmatic criticism of the correspondence theory had achieved a recognized place within the defense of the pragmatic theory of truth.

Of the 80 contested black seats, ZANU (now using the name ZANU-PF) won 57, ZAPU 20, and the UANC 3. Mugabe became the first prime minister as Zimbabwe achieved an internationally recognized independence on April 18 , 1980

Numerous studies, using in aggregate some 28 genes, have achieved a consensus in recognizing three groups of plants, including Amborella, as comprising the basal-most grade of all other angiosperms.

"While we have achieved a great deal, we recognize that much more work remains".

In summary, by the end of the 19th century all the major social sciences had achieved a distinctiveness, an importance widely recognized, and were, especially in the cases of economics and political science, fully accepted as disciplines in the universities.

The most we can do is achieve a best consensus, recognizing that it might change in the future.

On Feb. 18, when Dale Earnhardt challenged Babe Ruth as Sports Worlds immortal No. 3, Nascar became a recognized national sport and achieved international celebrity.

This paper explores the institutional and socio-economic context in which Medellín has achieved the internationally recognized status of an 'innovative city'.

Spending large amounts of time in a metal tube for work isn't fun, but if you have achieved recognized excellence at it, it may distract you from the time you spend doing that rather than summiting the Rockies or learning how to flamenco.

Marianne Duddy-Burkexecutiveive director of the queer Catholic advocacy group DignityUSA, said she thinks Francis is treating the "genuine but limited progress" some countries have achieved in recognizing queer people's basic human rights as a "frivolous fad or trend".