Sentence examples for achievements set from inspiring English sources

The cellphones of volunteers for Mr. Modi's party trill with songs of homage to his achievements, set to the tune of Gujarati music.

He got the train tracks that had despoiled the Mall in Washington for much of the nineteenth century removed and headed a Washington planning commission that, among other achievements, set the location for the Lincoln Memorial.

ITEN, Kenya — His workout over, David Rudisha sat quietly on the couch in the small lounge outside his small shared bedroom here, thumbing through the February issue of Track & Field News, a chronicle of his achievements set against far less spartan backdrops.

Key achievements set out in the report include the Crown Prosecution Service saving £2.35m by replacing 9,500 computers and 2,500 printers every five years rather than every three; and the Home Office saving £2.4m a year by removing unused ICT equipment and improving efficiency.

His writings in astrology, arithmetic, Hebrew grammar and poetics, and Jewish thought all fall far short of the highest achievements set by Judaeo-Arabic culture in al-Andalus.

These achievements set off a flurry of experiments: Scientists used BECs to create "atomic lasers" and watched as vortices formed and dissipated within the BECs.

Instead, this has been replaced with an "expected level of achievement" set by state governments; promotions and pay increases for health staff depend on meeting this expected level.

Yet, she went on, when the team won the 2004 American League pennant with an epic comeback against the despised Yankees and then took the World Series, the achievement set a standard of ecstasy impossible to repeat.

If they can hold it in Ukraine on 19 March, Everton will set up a first European quarter-final in 30 years, an achievement set against the backdrop of a woeful league campaign.

This is a remarkable achievement, set against a backdrop of an education system that is only now recovering from three decades of conflict.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a challenge to the 2010 health care overhaul law, President Obama's signature legislative achievement, setting the stage for oral arguments by March and a decision in late June as the 2012 presidential campaign enters its crucial final months.