Sentence examples for stated achievement from inspiring English sources

Mary Russell Oxford The main outstanding issue about the Iraq war is how and why it came to be that when British forces landed in Iraq their stated purpose was to find and destroy weapons of mass destruction, but when they departed their stated achievement had been the overthrow of the Iraqi regime which, incidentally, posed no threat to the security of Britain or its military allies.

Bring questions full circle back to your stated achievements and qualifications.

Under federal and state policies, student achievement is being measured by state achievement tests.

The RSD schools (most of which are charters) posted a 20% gain in state achievement tests between 2007 and 2010.

And still almost half of their students fail state achievement exams, and pass rates vary widely by campus.

Dr. Kramer noted that the district's students did relatively better on state achievement tests than on the College Board tests.

Because pursuit of the goal is the only ideological foundation for the totalitarian state, achievement of the goal can never be acknowledged.

Those interest groups are especially peeved by a provision that requires the states to raise achievement levels for all categories of students, including children with disabilities, who have usually been shunted into separate classes and excluded from state achievement tests.

The elementary and secondary students, whose numbers have grown to nearly 2,000 from 500, have performed well on state achievement tests.

The RAND Corporation also published a study raising questions about the state achievement tests, criticism that has been repudiated by competing studies cited by the Bush campaign.

They also offer sites where parents can discover how and what their children are learning or what children need to know to pass state achievement or proficiency tests.