The election process per se is an invaluable achievement that cannot be allowed to vanish in vein just because a totalitarian ideology wants to occupy all sectors of the power.
When completed, the archive will be both a record of a singular achievement and an invaluable tool for future research.
That achievement was also invaluable in helping Nasa meet the target set in May 1961 by President John F Kennedy for the USA to establish, as a national goal, a manned landing on the moon by the end of the decade.
Its freebooting activities were similar to those of the Freikorps in post-war Germany and its achievements taught Mussolini the invaluable lesson that squads of armed men could be very useful in intimidating opposition".
Because only a tiny fraction of these holdings is available for public viewing, the "Treasures" sets offer an invaluable glimpse of that monumental yet increasingly inaccessible achievement that was American moviemaking in the 20th century.
I have no doubt that her international experience and exposure will be an invaluable asset in driving African Commission in the achievement of Africa's immense potential".
That's important not because of any vague, reflexive political correctness but because saluting women's athletic achievements encourages their athletic pursuits, which can impart invaluable life lessons: about teamwork, tenacity, sacrifice, conviction.
Church buildings are invaluable historical resources, with some standing as the best examples of our architectural achievements.
Single-author monographs, though invaluable, are too often celebrated and rewarded at the expense of respecting the achievements represented by editions, textbooks, translations, collaborations and work for broader audiences.
The Advisory Board of the Graduate School of Arts and Science at New York University mourns the death of Alice Stone Ilchman, an invaluable and trusted member, even as we are grateful for her life and achievements.
