Sentence examples for in its attainment from inspiring English sources

Works in accordance with the Vedic injunction may help in its attainment.

The sort of children the school gets hasn't changed at all, he says, though he confesses the present year 10, which achieved such outstanding results at key stage 3, was unusually good in its attainment scores on entry.

Eliot's work was more varied in its attainment, and more verbose: one publisher recently released a volume called "The Mill on the Floss: In Half the Time," an abridgment for those unable to countenance a six-hundred-page book.

Conversely, if EMU fails or if there are protracted delays in its attainment, if too many Member States remain permanently outside the monetary union, or if some states suffer serious economic and social disruption as a consequence of joining the monetary union, then such shortfalls will adversely affect the present level of political integration in the European Union.

This guarantee against testimonial compulsion, like other provisions of the Bill of Rights, 'was added to the original Constitution in the conviction that too high a price may be paid even for the unhampered enforcement of the criminal law and that, in its attainment, other social objects of a free society should not be sacrificed.' Feldman v. United States, 1944, 322 U.S. 487, 489, 64 S.Ct.

After rapid improvement in its education attainment, Finland topped the international league tables in 2000, 2003, and 2006, came third in 2009 and, although it moved down the rankings slightly in 2012, it remains the best-performing country overall in Europe.

In furtherance of such obedience to the letter and the spirit of the Constitution, and in behalf of all that its attainment implies, all so-called party interests lose their apparent importance, and party lines may well be permitted to fade into insignificance.

"Based on these trends, the U.S. may find that an increasing number of countries will approach or surpass its attainment levels in the coming years," reads the U.S. report card.

The WHO enshrines in its constitution the attainment of the highest possible level of health for all peoples.

Stacked up against other states in the union, Colorado ranked second in educational attainment and 26th in its quality of education and attainment gap.

The Spitzer clan is eccentric only in its heightened devotion to attainment and argument.