That ingenuity is present in smaller projects, as well, especially the Civilian Conservation Corps campgrounds built within the nation's system of parks, one of Roosevelt's most cited achievements.
And Mr. Milton cites achievements like building the airline's frequent flier plan up to 6 million members, impressive in a country with fewer than 25 million adults.
He cited achievements such as the creation of the National Grid for Learning, launched in 1998, which provided a gateway to online educational resources; the Self-Review Framework, which let schools assess their own use of ICT; and Laptops for Teachers, which got teachers who might have been unfamiliar with computers to use them.
The cited achievements include improving quality and marketability of Chinese cigarettes and new sales revenue of about $27.5 billion over the last 3 years.
He is endearingly proud of Finnigan, never missing an opportunity to cite her achievements.
Singapore's senior minister, Lee Kuan Yew, has always regarded democracy as a western indulgence, and will cite his achievements in Singapore to prove his point.
He can justifiably cite genuine achievements during that time in Uefa's HQ, besides longevity of survival, itself a feat in a highly rivalrous environment.
In jointly awarding the two men the Nobel Prize in 1985, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences cited their achievement "in the development of direct methods for the determination of crystal structures".
Voters... who were backing Anderson often cited his achievement in bringing a cruise liner facility to the Mersey as their reason for supporting him.
The principal, teachers and families of the New Covenant school have mounted a furious defense, citing rising achievement as well as their fears for the loss of a safe harbor from chaotic homes and streets, where teachers deliver homework to parents who are in jail to keep them involved, and the dean of students chases gang members from a nearby park.
