Sentence examples for advancement under from inspiring English sources

According to Carpenter, although the earl was amply compensated he despaired of any possibility of advancement under Richard.

Indeed royal patronage within the Church provided an effective route to advancement under Henry and most of his preferred clerics eventually became bishops and archbishops.

Further evidence of Northeastern's advancement under President Aoun's leadership can be seen in the number of students who now seek admission.

Does wrapping our pitch for a stronger education system around questions of American exceptionalism and scientific advancement under the guise of national defense influence how we move forward?

Prospects for advancement under the other two scenarios against Portugal are not so simple heading into the final group game for the U.S., against Germany on Thursday.

These Kenyans, who benefited from economic advancement under former president Mwai Kibaki, have recently enjoyed an increase in spending power, and together with expatriates, have driven demand for property, luxury goods, fine dining opportunities, and the arts and services.

But it's especially curious that Öcalan's revolution, which strives to eliminate "capitalist modernity," has made its recent advancements under the patronage of the United States.

"Andrew will inherit a strong platform which is well positioned for growth and digital advancements under new leadership and his experiences will help to accelerate Euromoney's move to a digital-only format for most of the group's titles".

Japanese prime minister Taro Aso: "As the world confronts a multitude of serious challenges, I believe that the US will continue to make significant advancements under the able leadership of president-elect Obama, in cooperation with the international community".

"Congress should not risk critical advancements made under the ACA without simultaneously enacting a replacement plan that maintains or improves existing access to comprehensive, affordable healthcare coverage".

"Professor Sherley's protest has focused attention on the effects that race may play in the hiring, advancement, and experience of under-represented minority faculty, and on ensuring that our grievance processes are comprehensive, fair, and timely".