Sentence examples for on successfully completing from inspiring English sources

Governor Brian Sandoval of Nevada congratulated the company "on successfully completing the nation's first fully autonomous urban package delivery".

None of those verbs suggest he sees a big political deal at hand.Worse, even with a CAFTA victory, Mr Portman will not be able to focus exclusively on successfully completing Doha.

Last week, Tory MP Nigel Evans tabled an early day motion in Parliament titled 'Virgin Biofuel Flight' and praising 'Virgin Atlantic, Boeing, engine maker General Electric and Imperium Renewables on successfully completing the first commercial flight powered partly by biofuel' and praising its environmental advantages.

President Obama congratulated Pakistan on successfully completing the election and said he looked forward to working with the government that emerged.

Couch wants to regain his privacy "so he may focus on successfully completing his community supervision and going forward as a law-abiding citizen," the defense lawyers added.

One week after the final dose of trial medication and on successfully completing the follow-up examinations, trial participation will be terminated.

20 It was routine practice to log telephone contacts between participants and the helpline; for use as a process measure we extracted data on the numbers of successfully completed calls.

Despite the salary rate freeze, individual employees have remained eligible for raises on promotion, for performance, or for successfully completing waiting periods used in some federal pay systems.

Tap on "Restart Springboard" when the command displays on-screen to successfully complete the installation process for Appcake.

The final column shows the percentage of students who, having worked with a particular teacher during their repeat of first semester, went on to successfully complete the basic science curriculum at the end of their fourth semester.

The help provided by experts can involve for example hints and clues on how to successfully complete a task (Evanciew and Rojewski 1999), providing instructions and making sure that students have understood them (Filliettaz 2011), and asking questions or providing hints that allow trainees to make independent assessments as to what to do next (Koskela and Palukka 2011).