Sentence examples for program's achievements from inspiring English sources

Administration officials have hailed the drone program's achievements in weakening Al Qaeda as part of the justification for drawing down troops in Afghanistan.

The PowerPoint slides outline several "success stories" highlighting the program's achievements and showing that it is used in investigating a range of crimes, not just drug violations.

We analyze the program's achievements in poverty alleviation by exploring tenurial patterns, resource ownership and the allocation of proceeds from resource exploitation; and its progress in local empowerment by examining its administrative and decision making structures.

This work is of interest to practitioners because they can build upon this experience to implement a waste reduction program using a set of tools to monitor and measure the program's achievements, which can ultimately lead to balanced performance improvement in terms of environmental, social and economic dimensions.

The program's achievements have included one NCAA-recognized national championship, nine ACC championships, two Southern Conference championships, eleven consensus All-Americans, several Hall of Fame inductees, and twenty-four bowl game appearances.

Wealth quintiles also demonstrate a country or a program's achievements in health equity compared to those of other populations, and make no assumption about the shape of the relationship between socioeconomic status and health status.

At the IEP described in the present study, independent speaking, integrated speaking, picture narrative, and paired-speaking tasks have been traditionally used in the program's achievement and proficiency tests.

The program's real achievement is in telling the WorldCom story as a narrative, starting with its origins in Mississippi and then showing, step by step, how its links with Citigroup's Salomon Smith Barney increased and tightened.

The four other works used 20th-century modernist music -- played with elegance by Melody Fader (piano) and Erik Carlson (violin) -- and the program's remarkable achievement was that it drew the audience into the workings of scores by Stockhausen (Mr. Magloire's "Klavierst?' and "Sonatine"), Hindemith (Lauren Toole's "Cascade"), and Cage (Constantine Baecher's "Arachnophilia").

Despite the school district's own internal assessment of the program's nationally praised achievements, the district risks losing over $15 million in funds if state officials declare the program to be out of compliance with the highly politicized law.

But the program's other true achievement is not merely to present Mr. Kranz's agenda.