Sentence examples for achievements some of from inspiring English sources

But he made a case for his achievements — some of the largest spending "investments" ever in education, transportation, infrastructure and clean-energy industries; a health care law, even if it is not the single-payer, government-run system many liberals wanted; repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" law; and the naming of two women to the Supreme Court, including the first Hispanic-American.

Despite these challenges the CDTI is now a flagship programme for Cameroon and the Government is proud of the CDD achievements – some of whom have been involved in the programme for more than 15 years and are now involved in other interventions.

If you tax achievement, some of the achievers are going to pack it in.

Farah admitted to a surge of relief when he crossed the line and spoke of his pride at matching the achievements of some of the greats of long-distance running.

He has already surpassed the achievements of some of the greatest ever players in Barcelona's history to become the club's all-time top scorer (which he achieved at 24-years-old).

There, industry members gathered to commemorate the organization's 50th anniversary, to recognize the year's most exciting contributions to fashion design and journalism, and to celebrate the lifetime achievements of some of the business's biggest creative influences.

Some of us are doing good achievements, and some of us not good enough – they are all very good at training, but a competition is very different".

The brief account of various achievements of some of the X-motion generators that are already described in the recent literature is also proposed and their obviously singular postures are preliminarily obtained.

NEW YORK, Nov 3 (Reuters) - New York Mayor Bill de Blasio unveiled a $150 million plan on Monday to boost the achievements of some of the lowest- performing schools in the largest U.S. public school system.

Together, the statues would enshrine the epic achievements of some 500 years of travel on the old trade route between Mexico City and Santa Fe that was known as the Camino Real, or Royal Road.

Though the community was proud of these achievements, some were quick to blame the suicides on the high-stakes "achievement culture" they created.