Sentence examples for achievements fell from inspiring English sources

To the movement's critics, however, its achievements fell short of its promise.

Achievements fell short of the promises, but voters loved it, returning Mr Koizumi and his party in a landslide general election in 2005.In this section Politics by other means Tempting Mr Kim Longing for Lionheart Not half as bad Lock up your leading ladies Dolly goes swimming Left behind by Asia's rise ReprintsLast year Mr Koizumi stood down early.

Mr Wright argues that government action spurred by the civil-rights movement corrected a misfiring market, generating large economic gains that private companies had been unable to seize on their own.Yet as Mr Wright acknowledges, civil-rights achievements fell short of hopes.

Even if the forum's achievements fall short of its lofty goals, the event remains popular and prestigious.

Con: his achievements fall just a bit short of our No. 1. 1. Steven Redgrave Pro: he competed in fours rowing in 1984, the pair in 1988, '92 and '96, and the four again in 2000.

Such adjectives seem particularly appropriate to young people who are self-motivated, hard-working and willing to engage with ideas and possibilities beyond the curriculum – whatever area their achievements fall into.

For starters, only three of the 10 achievements fall mainly within the purview of the executive branch attracting top scientific talent, sharing data, and promoting renewable energy while curbing fossil fuel emissions.

Still, however, global achievements fall far short.

Recommendations While the pace of progress in NIDs should be maintained and further improvements made in the planning, training and supervision aspects of the NIDs, efforts should focus more on areas like the routine EPI, where the achievements fall much short of those required for polio eradication.

Yet his achievement fell short of reunifying the whole of the Netherlands, and his vindictive pursuit of Oldenbarnevelt helped to divide the republic permanently into Orangists and anti-Orangists.

Research in France, which began phasing out conscription in 1996, suggests that male educational achievement fell: people used to dodge the draft by going to university.