Sentence examples for constitute a success from inspiring English sources
Now, they say, a stable pro-American government capable of defending itself against overthrow by Hussein irredentists would constitute a success.
While Bush has changed his policy on Iraq, from one that was faith-based to one more conscious of realpolitik, he cannot claim that the cost and repercussions of the Iraq fiasco constitute a success.
As R-R say, rapid growth over a short period following a deep slump does not constitute a success story; by that measure, America was a tower of prosperity in the depths of the Great Depression.
It lines up a pretty stellar team, among them U2 and Snow Patrol producer Jacknife Lee and arranger Owen Pallet, fresh from working on Taylor Swift's Red, an album that's already sold in quantities even Williams might have to concede constitute a success.
Mohammed lists what would constitute a success in Paris: a legally-binding agreement that holds emissions below 2C, a strong review mechanism to ensure countries stay on the path to cutting their emissions, and clarity about a commitment made last year that the developed world will spend $100bn annually on climate finance in the global south by 2020.
"UK Border Agency has revealed that Capita will get £40m from the taxpayer if meets its targets, but UKBA doesn't seem to have any idea of what would constitute a success.
The implication was that they constituted a success story, healed by the virtues of democracy, a conclusion that Bush happily repeated.
For all of us, your words comprised something more than a promise -- they constituted a success.
Now it was time to go home, their findings constituted a success, and would be written up with exactitude to produce an internal report based on "hearsay".
Trump did not explain why the departure of Videgaray, long considered Peña Nieto's closest advisor, constituted a success for his campaign.
Trump did not explain why the departure of Videgaray, long considered Peña Nieto's closest advisor, constituted a success for his campaign. .
