Examples of using Achievements include in English and their translations into Russian
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Achievements include.
Some triumphant achievements include.
Key achievements include the following.
Its most notable achievements include.
Other achievements include the implementation of public-sector and financial-reform programmes.
Some of the more notable achievements include.
Key achievements include.
The most notable achievements include the following.
His achievements include improvements to the telescope and consequent astronomical observations, and support for Copernicanism.
Relevant achievements include the development and approval in Kyrgyzstan of standards for carrying out expert analyses.
These achievements include the resolution of the conflicts in Namibia, Cambodia, Mozambique, El Salvador and Haiti.
Our achievements include, notably, over 170 multilateral conventions, several of which are also open to non-member States.
Achievements include the establishment of cardio-thoracic surgery centre at Princess Marina Hospital in partnership with the Government of Mauritius.
Major achievements include the introduction and up scaling of ARV treatment from 0 in 2002 to over 500 persons by December 2005.
Achievements include holding perpetrators of egregious human rights abuses accountable,including two former heads of State.
Our achievements include reducing the infant mortality rate to 22 per 1,000 live births and the child mortality rate to 27 per 1,000.
Achievements include: first popular Western singer to perform in USSR, 1979; playing to over 2 million people across 4 continents, 1984-86.
Key achievements include the establishment of the Community Based Language Initiatives programme and a contestable fund for one-off projects on Māori Language.
Other achievements include peaks at number thirteen in Spain, number sixteen in Italy, number twenty-three in Switzerland, and number thirty-seven in Japan.
Some of his notable achievements include representing the UK at the B-Boy Championships over the past 5 years and, in 2015, winning major titles at IBE& Unbreakable.
Notable achievements include the launch of a systematic risk-assessment methodology in June 2006, aimed at identifying oversight priorities.
Recent achievements include an increased number of women representatives- from 36 per cent in December 2004 to 43 per cent in August 2006(paragraph 183).
Some achievements include, for example, 21 countries reporting having drafted national condom strategies and working towards developing five-year costed operational plans.
The achievements include extensive demining, in which over 30 million mines have been destroyed by States parties. Stockpile destruction deadlines have been met by many concerned parties, and massive reduction of casualties attained.
Other achievements include the coordinated response to floods and natural disasters resulting from the El Niño phenomenon, and the publication of the guiding principles on internally displaced persons.
Other achievements include the rehabilitation of the national primary education system and the successful management of one of the largest United Nations-assisted refugee repatriation efforts in history see paras. 64-67 below.
Key achievements include over 250 enhancements and fixes to the staffing module, the launch of e-performance(see also para. 18 above) and the launch of the enterprise learning management pilot.
Other achievements include reduced gaps in the nutrition status of girl child and boy child; Gender Equity& Voice Task Group in HNPSP is in place; and reduced gap between life expectancy of women and men.
Major achievements include the implementation of a system to automate the contributions process in the Accounts Division and a new IMIS functionality designed to secure significant reimbursement from a national insurance scheme.
The achievements include the completion of the North Lawn Building and the decant of staff into temporary swing space office accommodation, involving some 6,000 person moves, while maintaining United Nation operations and the continuance of General Assembly business.