Sentence examples for member achieved from inspiring English sources

While each member achieved domestic success, Beyoncé's had been regarded as the most successful with the release of Dangerously in Love (2003), which enjoyed international commercial success and acclaim.

The Tories are planning to fix this by changing employment law so that 50percentt of union members balloted would have to vote for a strike before it could go ahead – a threshold that no cabinet member achieved at the last election.

The higher level a member achieves, the more hearts he or she can distribute.

But if the team leader rewards this move by pulling other team members together to help the first team member achieve that milestone, then others will do the same.

28 These ten capabilities, as moral entitlements emanating from a person's human dignity, become the source of political principles for liberal pluralistic society; ensuring each member achieves a threshold level of these ten central capabilities become primary political goals.

But given the moral victory which Burton, the League's latest members, achieved against its oldest club, a week after County's chastening reverse at Barnet, how long before County's ambitious Middle Eastern owners Munto Finance press Eriksson to give more hands-on help – or even replace the incumbent manager Ian McParland?

Both of these evaluations provide compelling evidence that students tutored by AmeriCorps members achieved significantly higher literacy levels than students without such tutors, and that the impacts were statistically significant even among students at higher risk for academic failure.

All the members achieved full coverage when searched in the cumulative set of hits derived from sequence searches of all the PASS2 members.

As the community-based approach evolved, community members achieved more "authority" and involvement, such as deciding when and how distribution would take place.

Similar results have been found in [ 26], where 'global rating of fall risk' (low/high) by staff members achieved a sensitivity of 56% and a specificity of 80%.

The importance of interactions and coordination among primary care team members has been highlighted in a recently published systematic review; it found organisational interventions promoting interconnections between and co-evolution of individual team members achieved greater improvements in diabetes patient outcomes [ 35].