Sentence examples for based on successes from inspiring English sources

The effort is loosely based on successes the United States has had in Anbar, the desert province where Sunni tribes have been paid to ally themselves with American-led multinational forces in fighting insurgent groups.

The interventions she endorsed, based on successes in clinical trials in the last two years, include circumcision for men, multidrug cocktails for pregnant women, and getting drugs to patients as soon as they are first infected rather than years later when they fall sick.

First, while they attempt to learn adversary behavior models from adversaries' past actions ("attacks on targets"), they fail to take into account adversaries' future adaptation based on successes or failures of these past actions.

And without fail and with cheer, Amanda makes time with them to demystify the job landscape and the application process based on successes and pitfalls she has had along the way.

David Pimentel of Cornell University wrote in an editorial published today that "Pesticide use worldwide could be reduced 50percentt and still achieve effective pest control," based on successes in Sweden and Indonesia.

Based on successes of the pilot intervention, BRAC decided to scale it in three northern districts of Bangladesh in 2008 and six more districts in 2010.

The program's teaching procedures are based on success, successive approximations, mastery, and multiple exemplars.

Some companies in the local business are asking investors to trust that they can grow based on success in one city.

As Nichols explains, Willett's victory at the Masters, which was played in 14.6 strokes better than the field, was based on success in two key areas.

"Our whole philosophy is based on success on the football field and we have been doing everything in our power to ensure one of these slots.

It's got to be in the next Parliament that these troops really start coming home - as soon as possible, but based on success, not on an artificial timetable.