Sentence examples for governing achievements from inspiring English sources

Success in revamping Social Security, it went on, would "rank as one of the most significant conservative governing achievements ever".Social Security, created in 1935 by Franklin Roosevelt, is America's biggest and most popular government programme, providing pensions to the elderly and disabled.

HUNGARIAN LEADER As the governing party celebrated its achievements inside, tens of thousands of Hungarians rallied outside the nation's 19th-century opera house in a rare opposition protest of what critics see as a campaign by Prime Minister Viktor Orban to undermine democracy and consolidate his power.

BUDAPEST — As the governing party celebrated its achievements inside, tens of thousands of Hungarians rallied outside the nation's 19th-century opera house on Monday in a rare opposition protest of what critics see as a campaign by Prime Minister Viktor Orban to undermine democracy and consolidate his power.

Duff could claim to have had a direct influence on the successes of 19 world champions, many of them winning the honour before the proliferation of world governing bodies diminished the achievement of being a title holder.

MUMBAI, India — In one of the many slick campaign commercials that are airing during this country's monthlong election, an actor reels off the signature achievements of the governing Congress Party over the last 60 years: independence, land reform, a green revolution and bank nationalization.

Governing a country beset by troubles is an achievement.

A governing board for the test set four levels of achievement, and then let each state decide how to identify them.

Progress and achievements This four-day session of UNICEF's governing body began with a presentation and discussion of the Executive Director's Annual Report.

Besides, say Downing Street's boosters, you cannot judge a government by its legislative programme alone: much of Labour's best achievements have come about not by passing laws but by governing.

The shadow minister for Sport, Clive Efford, said: "It is a pity that the achievements of sportswomen are not being reflected in representation levels on governing bodies and in boardrooms.

"The governing bodies, athletes and coaches should be rightly proud of these guys and their achievements.