Sentence examples for office achieve from inspiring English sources

How did this "most unlikely pretender to high state office" achieve absolute power in a once democratic country and set it on a course of monstrous horror?

Speaking at a National Press Club luncheon, Mr. Donahoe said that neither of the two bills passed recently by House and Senate committees went far enough to help the post office achieve its goal of cutting $20 billion from its annual costs, which are now about $75 billion, by 2015.

Despite the lack of any major new release at the weekend, the rainy weather helped the UK box office achieve a soft landing, a surprise 3% up on the previous frame, and also a healthy 37% up on the equivalent session from 2015, when Paper Towns topped the chart in its first week of release.

That's only 51% of the opening weekend box office achieved by Bad Neighbours over the same period.

Jurassic World has become the fastest film to reach the magic $1bn mark at the global box office, achieving the feat in just 14 days.

And the depths of grinding embarrassment the British Office achieved are never quite equalled, but whether you think this is a flaw depends on how well you coped with the cringe factor in the first place.

A Home Office spokesperson said that staff were rewarded because the Passport Office achieved seven out of its eight key performance targets and came within 2% of hitting fraud prevention and detection targets.

However, he completely ignores the fact that Wilson's government passed the Sexual Offences Act in 1967, after just three years in office, achieving exactly the same outcome but with greater authority.

However, with China's total box office achieving stunning growth – up 43% yearly between 2008 and 2012 – the feeling is that China's industry may be a victim of its own runaway success, and that too much revenue may be finding its way into overseas pockets.

Law Professor Koos Malan, challenges the way public office here is misused, writing, "public office somehow entitles public office-bearers to exploit the power and authority of public office to achieve maximum private gain... and to receive public accolades for these successes".

Some will be small but digital cameras mean a small office can achieve a lot.