Sentence examples for governmental success from inspiring English sources

All this suggests a false dichotomy underlying Mr. Obama's expressed resolve to render his presidential decisions without regard to his re-election chances — as if the choice were between political popularity and governmental success.

I suspect that governmental success in backing new industries beats the 1 in 10 rule-of-thumb that Silicon Valley venture capitalists favor.

Our results suggest that veterinary and human cancer centers can effectively collaborate and develop therapeutics which lead to governmental licensure and commercial success.

The association between Pap smear screening and health service variables reflect the success of governmental strategy to disseminate it through postnatal and family planning service outlets.

Well-being, a person's perceived level of satisfaction with his work, his marriage, his health and life as a whole, though hard to measure, continues to be a good measure of success of governmental programmes and policies.

Daoguang, Wade-Giles romanization Tao-kuang, personal name (xingming) Minning, posthumous name (shi) Chengdi, temple name (miaohao) (Qing) Xuanzong (born Sept. 16, 1782, Beijing, China died Feb. 25, 1850, Beijing), reign name (nianhao) of the sixth emperor of the Qing dynasty of China, during whose reign (1820 50) attempts to prevent governmental decline met with little success.

A non-governmental organization in Mozambique documented success in tracking and sending outreach teams to facilitate a return to care for 60 ART patients who were initially lost to follow up after the 2008 flooding (29).

In the non-profit/non-governmental organization sector, organizations achieve success by fulfilling their missions often through service provision; capacity building in this context is directed toward enhancing programming and service delivery [ 24].

Ms. McMahon lacks legislative or governmental experience, but she cites her success in managing World Wrestling Entertainment as evidence that she can be an effective legislator.

Despite the governmental tampering, Daydream became a major success in Japan, and was screened at the Venice Film Festival in September 1964.

Mr. Tamayo says that working side-by-side with community groups such as Raras, as well as with national and international non-governmental organizations and governmental partners, "is essential in ensuring success in the fight and prevention of cholera, especially in the most remote areas of the country".