Sentence examples for actions achievements from inspiring English sources

And I'm sure many of you are saying to yourselves: It's just fine and dandy hoping for all these wonderful things, but what about deeds, actions, achievements, results?

Launch of UNICEF Humanitarian Action Report MEDIA ADVISORY, 4 April 2005 - Parting from an overview of countries around the world still dominated by crisis, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Rima Salah will launch the Arabic version of the Humanitarian Action Report 2005, a summary document of UNICEF's humanitarian programmes, key actions and achievements worldwide during the previous year.

Wright also stumbles into a quasi-romance with Blair Williams (Moon Bloodgood), one of Connor's lieutenants and a character who pays homage to Ms. Hamilton's pioneering action-heroine achievements.

Taken together, the PS items required different cognitive processes such as tactical and goal-oriented actions, the achievement of required conditions, and the systematic variation of factors (Scherer and Tiemann 2012).

I'm talking about an era where we don't allow the majority of human thought and action and achievement and learning to escape as if from a leaky bucket.

The movie's emphasis on individual action and achievement in the face of vast obstacles is both beautiful and salutary, but its near-effacement of collective organization and political activity at a time when they were at their historical apogee for that matter, its elision of politics as such narrows the drama and, all the more grievously, the characters at its center.

The second part of the mission has been the major avenue of action and achievement of ECMI.

'Power' is an alternative translation that reflects the link between de and successful action or achievement for its possessor.

As John Maynard Keynes said, his chief goods were states of mind that "were not associated with action or achievement or with consequence.

Feinberg starts by noting that 'reasonable men naturally entertain certain responsive attitudes toward various actions, qualities, and achievements.' Those who engage in the actions or manifest the qualities thereby deserve to be the subjects of the responsive attitudes.

The applicants responded positively and were willing to energetically collect and present evidence on their achievements, actions, personality and experiences, revealing themselves without hesitation.