Sentence examples for meeting achieved from inspiring English sources

If the meeting achieved the grand goal -- a broad accord -- it would be a major achievement.

Session chairman, Michael Noonan of Ireland, said the meeting achieved "broad political support" for the limits on bankers' remuneration.

The Asilomar meeting achieved agreement in part by bracketing off three serious concerns: environmental release of engineered organisms; biosecurity; and ethical and social aspects of human genetic engineering.

If the meeting achieved anything, it was to reveal how deeply in opposition the reality of public-housing tenants is with the reality inhabited by the administrators to whom they are beholden.

Once more the meeting achieved its aim of being a forum for lively discussion of up to date work, allowing the interaction of specialist of different fields of semiconductor science and technology put together by the common interest in the effects of patterning and surface orientation on nanostructure fabrication.

The plan sets out to do much of what we discussed at the meeting: achieving the "triple aim" of improved health, better health care quality and consumer experience and lower costs.

I mean, it wasn't just those two individuals but these meetings achieved very little, because, when these two big donors are busy having a fight, week after week after week not much else gets discussed".

WHEN colleagues complain that meetings achieve nothing, silence them with eight leaden words: "third plenary session of the 11th central committee".

Apparently a number of Washington pundits held a meeting and achieved consensus among themselves that Chuck Hagel's performance in his confirmation hearing to be secretary of defense was bad.

Reliability in the selection of themes was ensured during an investigator meeting that achieved consensus on the overall themes and code lists.

But communicating the dangers of fossil fuels and the need to transition to a renewable energy-based economy is something these meetings have achieved, and the importance of that achievement should not be underestimated.