Zubkov promptly declared that if he succeeded "in doing something in the post of premier" he might run for President.
But both Mr. House and Mr. Riopelle said the programs had certainly succeeded in doing something museums and galleries everywhere are struggling with, bringing new audiences to art.
"If I succeed in doing something in the post of premier, if I manage to do something, then I do not exclude this alternative, maybe, as well," he told reporters during a visit to Parliament.
Finally, you've succeeded in doing something that doesn't happen that often in either of our countries: you've made change a popular, engaging and viable political slogan (I see you're even using it yourself).
Conflicts on teams vary, but while a coach may be "on top of them," as Coach Mike Jarvis of St. John's said this week, "it doesn't always mean you can succeed in doing something about them".
"In returning Fiat to health, Marchionne succeeded in doing something that seemed nothing short of impossible, but saving Chrysler might be even a bigger challenge," said Sergio Pigoli, chairman of the financial consulting firm Pigoli Consulenza.
A diabolical thought, and yet Klíma admits that the Czech communist regime "succeeded in doing something that no democratic society ever could: it unified everyone who had been harmed or silenced, everyone who had refused to acquiesce to its demands".
The potential closure of scores of National Health Service residential homes across Northern Ireland has succeeded in doing something that rarely happens - it has united people and politicians in disgust.
The leader of the world's largest Christian faith might succeed in doing something that many experts have failed to achieve: communicating the urgency of global warming.
He did not win approval for his reform agenda, but he succeeded in doing something nearly as important.
