Sentence examples for core achievements from inspiring English sources

People are eligible to win the award if they are the right age and they are British or all three of the following criteria: - They play a significant amount of their sport in the UK. - Their core achievements that year were achieved in the UK, and not with a national team (in which case they would more likely qualify for the Overseas award).

A spokeswoman said: "The recommendations safeguard the interests of young people with measures that can support real progression, raise the quality of vocational provision and, crucially, secure core achievements in English and maths".

This doesn't take away from I.B.M.'s core achievement — which is building a machine capable of answering a wide range of pretty hard questions.

She is available in other guises, too — in a magazine (Every Day with Rachael Ray), as a guide ("Rachael Ray's Tasty Travels"), and as a morning talk-show host — but her core achievement is "30 Minute Meals," built on the conceit that anyone should be able to cook dinner in the time it takes to watch an episode.

The freedom to move and work in the EU is regarded as a core achievement.

The core achievement is an extended sustainability assessment framework integrating land use demands of multi-level stakeholder strategies into participatory impact assessment, in a way that land use claims serve as benchmarks for LUFs.

The big question remains whether it can translate its core business achievements into a broader mandate that can help it grow into those Google and Apple boots its using as its aspirational models.

Yes, the encouraging figures were helped by America's economic success, and the true test of reform may come with the downturn; but the core of achievement has been to do with policy.

This simple template for success has been at the core of his achievements, catapulting Varano from one quaint, classic Italian restaurant in the North End to now controlling 800 highly coveted restaurant seats in and around the city.

Today, it is Shelley's longer, stranger, more aggressively philosophical poems — some of them flawed and incomplete — that seem to represent the core of his achievement.

"Princeton knows that; everyone knows that," said Gia Morón, a company spokeswoman, explaining that recruiters consider six "core measurements," including achievement, leadership and commercial focus.