Sentence examples for wider achievements from inspiring English sources

A true baccalaureate system based on students' academic and wider achievements at age 18 will be introduced.

It recognized the EU's immediate economic difficulties and the resulting social unrest, but it looked back across six decades at the organization's wider achievements.

Some take into account wider achievement.

Physical activity and its connection to wider achievement is central to the secondary school's ethos, according to headteacher Derek Peaple.

This implies that the social divide between the families that have and have not would cause even wider achievement gaps for their children.

The measurement of NCD medicines availability is not only relevant to assessing the 80% medicines availability target within the NCD Global Action Plan, but for the wider achievement of UHC.

Rachel Humphrey, head chef at two Michelin-starred restaurant Le Gavroche, is another whose limited profile does not reflect her wide achievements.

He published his first archaeological paper at 14 and went on to become a scholar of wide achievement.

States would still face federal oversight for the worst-performing 5 percent of schools, as well as for the 5 percent of schools in each state with the widest achievement gap between minority and white students.

They're going to be beating our kids and making sure they don't get off the school bus.' " Public schools here in the St . Louisregion, as in many other metropolitan areas across the country, have struggled for decades to bridge a wide achievement gap between school districts — a divide that often runs along racial and socioeconomic lines.

Hierarchical regression analyses revealed that the SR composite was more predictive of students' grade point average and performance on a state-wide achievement test than the SD composite.