Sentence examples for officially achieved from inspiring English sources

According to Djibouti's electoral commission, around 80% of the votes were cast for Mr Guelleh, slightly down on the 100% he officially achieved in 2005.

"The Help" officially achieved blockbuster status over the weekend by holding onto the No. 1 spot at North American multiplexes for a third consecutive week.

Lower Engadin officially achieved independence with the defeat of the Habsburgs in the battle at Calven Gorge in 1499, but this was not secured until 1652.

And Giants Stadium's two-and-a-half-year, $8 million effort to grow grass outdoors officially achieved fiasco status, as all that unsatisfactory grass was torn up, ground down and hauled off in dump trucks.

THE phrase "Communist musical comedy" may sound like an oxymoron, but even the officially achieved utopia of no-longer-extant East Germany required a few measures of utopian song-and-dance.

InVision, the startup looking to be the Salesforce of design, has officially achieved unicorn status with the close of a $115 million Series F round, bringing the company's total funding to $350 million.

At one point, more than 200 million Soviets of all ages were participating in the program, which awarded medals for officially achieving varying levels of physical fitness by passing a series of tests.

Both the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan (officially the European Recovery Program) achieved their objectives, but they also contributed to the global polarization that characterized five decades of Cold War hostility between East and West.

That is now unlikely to be achieved: officially, the negotiators, who meet in Havana, have reached an agreement only on the first item on land reform and rural development—of a six-item agenda.In this section To the edge and back again Flying in doctors Freelance diplomacy ReprintsThe stakes for Colombia are high.

The prevention and control of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in domestic cattle herds remains an ongoing and costly challenge for many industrialized countries, including those that have achieved officially tuberculosis free (OTF) status [ 1, 2].

The pre-census measure has been criticised as an attempt to deepen efforts to totally marginalise the one million Rohingya residing in the country, which would be achieved by officially identifying them as foreign interlopers – "Bengalis" – who have no place in Burma and therefore no rights.