Sentence examples for has managed to meet from inspiring English sources
So far, Calpers has managed to meet its investment benchmarks despite the turmoil.
The Army has managed to meet its goals each year since 2006, but not without difficulty.
Seven years into his unfinishable PhD, he seems as averse to washing as he is to adult responsibility, though somehow he has managed to meet and marry an impeccably mannered pianist, Jane.Bunting's rebelliousness towards her is matched only by the inner battle he is waging against paternal authority, in the shape not only of his father, an Anglican vicar, but also of God himself.
Empty promises The art of levitation Not dead yet Soot, smoke and mirrors Reprints Related items Slovenia: Pocket presidentNov 16th 2006So far only Slovenia (see article) has managed to meet the criteria for membership, which set the ratios of government deficits and debts to GDP, exchange-rate fluctuations and inflation rates.
Is it possible that Mr. Obama has managed to meet — or even exceed — the expectations placed on him in the one area of policy that will not matter that much when it comes times for voters to pull the lever in November 2012?
Unlike UBS, which has received about $5 billion in direct aid from the Swiss government in exchange for a 9percentt nonvoting stake, and which has transferred $60 billion of soured assets to the Swiss central bank, Credit Suisse has managed to meet the challenges of the crisis by raising cash from private investors.
Having managed to meet both tests, management was above challenge for its choice of a new strategy and the time required to carry out the strategy.
It said that most other airlines had managed to meet their obligations despite the difficult circumstances.
But I have many friends in New York in the same industry as me who have managed to meet, date and marry a man.
The government has introduced various exchange policies to try to address the shortage of dollars, but none have managed to meet demand, as manifested in the country's soaring black-market exchange rate.
