Sentence examples for term achievements from inspiring English sources

A number of countries are actively exploring the option of nuclear hydrogen production and have established concrete roadmaps for near and far term achievements.

Some of the country's most respected artists including David Hockney, Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin yesterday lent their weight to a campaign urging the Culture Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, not to destroy the "long term" achievements of their industry by reducing arts funding.

He knows that the ultimate impact of the Paris agreement -- like so many of his second term achievements -- will vary enormously depending on who succeeds him.

"By combining long term achievements with something that provides an immediate reward our work becomes more appealing, which in turn lessens the risk of procrastination", says Alexander Rozental.

Whatever the longer term achievements, we hoped to precipitate action likely to have a short-term impact, and by measuring that impact, to build confidence of municipal and household decision makers in basing decisions on hard local evidence.

In the Australian context, policy makers and practitioners have recognised the significance of sustainable trusting relationships and the need to set long term goals, aim for long term achievements and long term investments in partnerships initiatives [ 33, 83].

For example, the Republican majority on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce boasts that it substituted the term "achievement" for "performance," a word found in previous law.

It appears that our district has begun to supplant the term "achievement gap" with "opportunity gap".

Speaking about a conference his institute held, Professor Whiting readily acknowledged how dangerous it is to use such language: "We use the term achievement gap, and I used it in this conference, for one purpose only.

Goals are both short-term and long-term achievements that the organization is hoping to achieve through the technology solution.

Goals in a technology roadmap are no different than goals in a product plan -- they represent the short-term and long-term achievements that the organization is hoping to achieve.