Sentence examples for emulating the successful from inspiring English sources

Export promotion is increasingly in the hands of chambers of commerce, emulating the successful German model.

:: Any remotely competent national campaign in the future will go over the heads of the media by emulating the successful interactive tactics that Barack Obama employed to raise record campaign funding; build highly effective real and virtual networks, and energize a previously apathetic generation of young and heavily wired voters.

A number of venerable British fashion names, like Pringle of Scotland and Aquascutum, are trying to emulate the successful rejuvenation of Burberry.

Company chairman Aidan Barclay (the son of Sir David Barclay, who owns the business with his brother Sir Frederick) wants TMG to emulate the successful digital transformation that he oversaw with the catalogue company Littlewoods.

Mr Prescott no doubt believes he is being a sport, and perhaps hopes to emulate the successful cameo by his ex-boss Tony Blair, in a Catherine Tate sketch for Comic Relief in 2007.

The department also indicated that any deal could emulate the successful Metal Matters campaign, which increased recycling of drinks cans by 21percentnthroughgh leafleting households in a selection of areas.

These can be difficult to stem, but many developing countries would do well to emulate the successful experience of Chile, which has imposed taxes on such inflows, with the rate of tax varying according to the holding period.In negotiating new free-trade arrangements with Chile (and with Singapore), the United States has recently sought assurances of complete capital-account liberalisation.

Scaling up nationally without building this capability will likely result in failure, and the Indian government should instead look to emulate the successful bottom-up implementation approach of Brazil's Família with gradual scale up from the regional to the national level.

In order to fight war, Obama has made clear that he seeks to emulate the successful strategies of Presidents like Lincoln and Roosevelt.

Games such as Game of the District Messenger Boy, or Merit Rewarded, Messenger Boy, Game of the Telegraph Boy, and The Office Boy allowed players to emulate the successful capitalist.

Today, she oversees programmes to care for orphans and other vulnerable children throughout the region and works to persuade UNICEF-supported NGOs to emulate the successful UWESO model of community orphan care.