Sentence examples for register a success from inspiring English sources

Diplomatically, the Israelis can register a success.

The most common definition is derived from the idea that there exists a latent (unobserved) continuous trait called liability l i such that we register a success if l i < 0 and a failure if l i > 0 (Dempster and Lerner 1950).

The group registered a success in its first year, collaborating with Lawrence D. Morris, who had developed a system of improvised conducting.

Warrington, who were without injured full-back Brett Hodgson and captain Adrian Morley, who was made to wait for his comeback from a torn bicep, were unable to register a sixth straight success in all competitions.

However Reid is optimistic of registering a first success at the EBB Stadium, with Morecambe the visitors this weekend, and starting to move up the table.

Instead, City registered a sixth success from eight under new boss Alex Neil and put themselves firmly in the automatic promotion race with a victory based on patience and organisation.

In total, right-footed players registered an 80 percent success rate: 59 of 74 kicks converted, 9 shots saved, 3 foiled by the goal frame and 3 off target.

The delay in parliamentary elections represents a setback for the Bush administration, which has strongly backed the Karzai government, and had pushed hard for elections to be held in time to register an important foreign policy success before the American presidential elections in November.

In 1970 Gomułka registered a foreign-policy success by signing a treaty with West Germany that involved a recognition of the Oder-Neisse border.

The UNAIDS Country Representative thanked the First Lady for championing such a great cause that has registered a lot of success not only in the South Western region but nationally.

Although she has never been to school, the anti FGM champion has registered a number of successes in her village.