Sentence examples for achievements extend from inspiring English sources

His high achievements extend to every field but one: monogamous relationships.

He wants to clean up unfinished business from the first term (such as tort reform) and expand his existing achievements (extending the No Child Left Behind education reform to high schools).

Holding teachers accountable for student learning would constitute a truly radical shift in our nation's schools, and that chain of accountability for student achievement should extend straight up to principals and the superintendent.

Although we have many reforms already under our belt, and many more on our plate, our appetite for reform remains hearty.MASAMICHI KONODirectorInternational Affairs DivisionFSATokyoIn the loopSIR You misrepresent OFTEL's achievements in extending competition through unbundling the local loop ("Blocked", September 30th).

But Amro's achievements have extended beyond the center itself.

The new schedule runs counter to the national trend of trying to improve student achievement by extending the school day, week and year.

On Wednesday, after coffee and cookies with the mayor at Gracie Mansion, Mr. Lauder issued an eight-sentence statement pledging not to oppose a City Council bill that would endanger his crowning political achievement by extending the limits to three terms for next year's election.

Judging from the breadth and depth of topics covered in this issue, Asia Pacific bioinformatics research has not only maintained its level of research achievement, but extended computational approaches to systems biology and medical and clinical informatics.

His main domestic achievement was to extend suffrage at local elections to all males over age 21 who paid five lire per annum in local taxes that is, to 3.5 million people.

His "Address and the Provisional Rules of the International Working Men's Association," unlike his other writings, stressed the positive achievements of the cooperative movement and of parliamentary legislation; the gradual conquest of political power would enable the British proletariat to extend these achievements on a national scale.

Dr. Gelfand's achievements and published work extend beyond mathematics.