Sentence examples for achievement of two from inspiring English sources

During the high-profile games, UNICEF and CAF will promote the achievement of two education-related Millennium Development Goals – achieving universal primary school education (MDG 2) and promoting gender equality and empowering women (MDG 3).

In the face of reason, he simply asserts that there is no conflict between the achievement of two welcome goals: a balanced budget and reduced tax burdens.

The definition of consistent policy in imperial affairs was the achievement of two great soldier-emperors, Diocletian (ruled 284 305) and Constantine I (sole emperor 324 337), who together ended a century of anarchy and refounded the Roman state.

The gap in status, and achievement, of two of England's most venerable clubs has widened considerably over the past decade but it remains a fixture to quicken the pulse.

The achievement of two French bookbinders is showcased in this sumptuous exhibition of 45 hand-bound rare editions and manuscripts of major French writers from Stendhal to Breton, commissioned by the couturier, collector and philanthropist Jacques Doucet.

The two central achievements that Labour harks back to as representing the implementation of its values in practice – the NHS and the welfare state, and full employment maintained by a mixed and managed economy – were actually the achievement of two paid-up Liberals, Beveridge and Keynes, building on the foundations laid by the Liberal government of Asquith and Lloyd George before 1914.

UConn can revel in its achievement of five straight Final Fours.

Now that they have the unique achievement of three provinces in the knockouts they slump to Wales on day one.

A lifetime achievement award was also given to John Updike after the American author realised the "unique achievement" of four consecutive nominations for the award.

So if all goes right for Phelps, he could match or surpass Mark Spitz's 1972 achievement of seven gold medals in seven Olympic finals.

The consequence and accompaniment of such a life is happiness, the "state of consciousness which proceeds from the achievement of one's values".