Sentence examples for achievements based upon from inspiring English sources

One of the constitutive achievements based upon my lifeworldly determined practice of act-ascription is my self-image as a full-fledged person existing as a psycho-physical element of the objective, spatio-temporal order.

It forms a part of the already pregiven (and generally unreflected) intentional background, or "lifeworld" (cf. Crisis), against which my practice of act-ascription and all constitutive achievements based upon that practice make sense in the first place, and in terms of which they get their ultimate justification.

We value achievement based upon effort and these drugs cheapen the achievement.

These achievements were based upon a record-breaking 'Iron Curtain' defence, and a solid squad of nineteen players, most of whom had taken the club to second in the league the previous season.

The grade was based upon his achievements; he had achieved a dead-stick landing within a fifty yard marker, a 15 minute flight at 6,000 feet, a 60-mile cross-country flight and 15 hours solo flying.

GEEKLI.ST United States An achievement- based social street cred builder.

Based upon these achievements of Lynne Cox [ 20] and Lewis Pugh [ 21], Ram Barkai from South Africa founded in 2009 the 'International Ice Swimming Association IISASA) [ 22].

"In most sports, successful teams receive some sort of reward based upon meritocracy and achievement," read the statement on the Pontypridd website.

One can qualify based upon a "one-time achievement" such as by having won the Nobel Prize, or by meeting at least three of 10 criteria.

Bethune devoted much effort to educating both whites and blacks about the accomplishments and needs of black people, writing in 1938, "If our people are to fight their way up out of bondage we must arm them with the sword and the shield and buckler of pride – belief in themselves and their possibilities, based upon a sure knowledge of the achievements of the past".

Among his other creations: The draw-anything-you-can-see drawing board; a contemporary chessboard with built-in ashtrays and coasters (more a design achievement than an actual invention); and a perpetual calendar based upon the Book of Revelation.