With the Scouts, Mr. Ward proved that he held the makings of success.
Impact appraisal resulted in their abandoning their preferred learning activities in favour of strategies like, for example, memorising lists that would bring success in assessment, which success held the key to their progressing to the next stage of the course and being able to provide care for patients, their actual goal (as opposed to merely passing the exam).
"The complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula is the most urgent task that lies before us and a task we must complete peacefully," Moon told a Buddhist service being held for the success of the upcoming summit.
TAMPA, Fla .-- The campaign for GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has held up the success of retailer Staples as evidence of the nominee's credentials as a job creator, a fact voters were reminded of when Staples founder Thomas Stemberg stumped for Romney at the Republican National Convention on Thursday.
Kenton Cool is one of Europe's best mountaineers and holds the highest success rate of any Everest guide.
As cheesy as it may sound (even coming from the earnest Hirshland), investors in hyper young deals also need to "be inclined to fall for founders' dreams," particularly if the founders fall in to a number of buckets that Hirshland has found to hold the most success.
The Ravens used similar tactics last week with some success: they held the Colts to 20 points, and Colts scoring drives were grueling marches kept alive by reach-for-the-chains third- and fourth-down conversions.
Obama called the Stanley Cup "the best trophy in sports" as he held the ultimate symbol of hockey success. .
Top members in the party were convinced that Murdoch held the key to their electoral success, especially after 1992, when The Sun famously proclaimed that it had played a crucial role in Labour's shock loss to John Major.
He must hold onto the success in lowering crime and boosting business while reaching out to those who have been left behind.
