Launching even one into orbit would be a major achievement.
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But for the United States, it was a major achievement.
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Pasta Flyer isn't spectacular, but it's still a major achievement.
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"That was a major achievement on the global stage," he said.
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This was a major achievement of President Obama, of our country.
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In those days, getting anything into space was a major achievement.
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Much like "Moonlight", this is a major achievement and an unforgettable film.
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But that's a small price to pay for such a major achievement.
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A deep playoff run would be a major achievement for the 2017 squad.
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Swift took to Instagram once again to celebrate the major achievement with her fans.
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A major achievement would be getting Yuna to indicate when her diaper is wet.
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Even if you discount this figure by 90%, it would be a major achievement.
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The viewer count topped Halo's during the tournament, a major achievement at the time.
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That's the same plan Republicans are holding up in their reelection campaigns as a major achievement.
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If Locol can create environments like this across the country, it would be a major achievement.
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Simply fulfilling his promise to close the jails on Rikers Island would be a major achievement.
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For Bojack, who tends to destroy anything good in his life, this is a major achievement.
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Emmanuel thinks of Missandei's current role as a significant shift and major achievement, considering where she started.
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Last year's victory over Sedol was considered a major achievement in AI. Go is harder than chess.
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ImageNet is one of the most significant training sets in the history of AI. A major achievement.
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On the whole, it is a major achievement for the Senate during an otherwise lackluster legislative session.
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It's a major achievement — but it is significant because it has implications far beyond the card-playing space.
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His other major achievement: reviving the flagship retail concept that Omega had used during the '50s and '60s.
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At the same time, Mr. Mugabe greatly enhanced secondary education for Zimbabweans, often viewed as a major achievement.
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The book is a major achievement, a compassionate tale about the cruelties of twenty-first-century immigrant life.
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President Donald Trump has called the suspension of those tests a major achievement of his North Korea policy.
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" He added: "He started out very well, made good appointments, did pre-K, a major achievement, and family leave.
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Along the way to this major achievement, Kantorowicz leavened his weighty studies with a great deal of breezy fun.
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Trump has repeatedly held up this suspension of tests as a major achievement of his engagement with North Korea.
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Few presidents get the chance to nominate a Supreme Court justice upon taking office, but it's a major achievement nonetheless.
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It's a major achievement, considering only 18 other girls have ever played the LLWS in the tournament's 73-year history.
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Somehow, Twitter's the app with disappearing users It's both a major achievement for Snapchat and a bad sign for Twitter.
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He might secure a high-level meeting, a major achievement in its own right, while offering little concrete in return.
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But seeing new characters inhabit and thrive within a story we've seen countless times before is a major achievement in itself.
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In fact, the degree to which pro-Trump Republicans prevailed is the fifth major achievement of the Trump presidency so far.
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This level of conservation is a major achievement that should be celebrated by all who value our natural lands and resources.
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The Obama administration claimed the Iran nuclear deal was a major achievement — but it said the same about thing about Syria.
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His forte has not been conservative conviction, major achievement or great vision, but one of the sharpest tongues in British politics.
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Now the USMCA heads to Trump's desk for signature — and becomes a major achievement for him as the 2020 campaign intensifies.
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Getting to millionairess status is a major achievement; only a small percentage of the U.S. population accumulates that much in savings.
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The major achievement for the United States was assurances that the Taliban would not give sanctuary to terrorist groups like Al Qaeda.
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But the new complex marks a major achievement for the man who started out as a struggling playwright who at times was homeless.
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Then, a few days later, Trump racked up another major achievement when he fulfilled his promise to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem.
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Benjamin Millepied, the outgoing director of dance, can count it as a major achievement to have brought Mr. Forsythe back to this company.
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Trump is hailing the deal as a major achievement and a fulfillment of his 2016 campaign pledge to end so-called endless wars.
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After that trip, Trump acted as if a few non-binding agreements and repackaged old deals on trade and investment was some major achievement.
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Miami (CNN Business)Richard Branson says Virgin Galactic is on the verge of a major achievement: It will send astronauts into space by Christmas.
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But our major achievement is that everyone now knows what the C.F.D.A. is and what we do to help fashion students and young designers.
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The nuclear deal was "a major achievement of European and international multilateral diplomacy", EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini told a conference in Uzbekistan.
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"Milla" is a major achievement, a film that is at once as delicate as it is strong, a fitting testament to motherhood, to survival.
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And it highlights the fragility of a proposed Middle Eastern alliance that Mr. Trump touted as the major achievement of his first foreign trip.
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" Michael Kugelman, Asia Program deputy director, Wilson Center "The US-Taliban deal is a major achievement, given how long and fraught the negotiations were.
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"France will not let anybody or any state, be it the biggest one, call into question this major achievement of the international community," Hollande said.
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It ensures that North America will remain competitive in the 21st century economy and represents a major achievement in building the world's strongest trading partnership.
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He is expected to announce a major achievement soon: the removal of roughly 40 bombs' worth of highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium from Japan.
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This generation, he hopes, will preserve his major achievement: Russia's re-emergence as a great power, one able and determined to resist the United States.
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For M.L.S., producing players in the fashion of Portugal's Primeira Liga, the Netherlands's Eredivisie, or the Brazilian or Argentine leagues would be a major achievement.
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Eager to portray it as a major achievement ahead of national elections in August, Mr. Kenyatta opened the so-called Standard Gauge Railway last Wednesday.
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"This is a major achievement technically and symbolically," said Namrata Goswami, an independent analyst who wrote about space for the Defense Department's Minerva Research Institute.
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Brzezinski also took part in negotiations toward the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty in 1979, which was seen by many as the major achievement of Carter's presidency.
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Capturing Raqqa would be a major achievement in the battle against ISIS and help bring an end to its brutal experiment of creating an Islamic caliphate.
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Amazing news: A young man who broke his spine playing in the surf regained some control over his right hand, a major achievement in limb reanimation.
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His 2002 edition of Documenta, an important exhibition that occurs once every five years in Kassel, Germany, stands as a major achievement in recent art history.
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After leaving the Senate, Mr. Wofford was named head of AmeriCorps and its parent corporation by Mr. Clinton, who counted the program as a major achievement.
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The administration's outlook: Trump is hailing the deal as a major achievement and a fulfillment of his 2016 campaign pledge to end so-called endless wars.
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The major achievement of the book is the very fact that Norwich takes each of the four rulers to be a piece of the same story.
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They are also fiercely critical of Trump, making it difficult to see how they could back a deal he has already touted as a major achievement.
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Driving Islamic State from Raqqa city would be a major achievement in the U.S.-led campaign against the group that controls wide areas of Syria and Iraq.
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Any one major achievement taken by itself would be enough in the first 22018 days, but when you think of all them put together, ISIS is decimated.
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Since starting talks with Washington, Kim has suspended nuclear and long-range missile tests, allowing Trump to boast of a major achievement in his North Korea policy.
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Disarmament advocates consider it a major achievement of the Obama administration, averting a possible military conflict with Iran and a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
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The Chang'e-4 lunar probe successfully touched down on the far side of the moon in January, a historic first and major achievement for China's space program.
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"That was a major achievement in the ′60s and the ′70s," said Dr. Prakash, who was a graduate student and then a longtime collaborator of Dr. Olah's.
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But even as we celebrate that major achievement, these wins mark a good opportunity to take a step back and assess Hollywood's track record for LGBTQ+ representation onscreen.
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A National Summer Feeding Act, supporting expansion of sites and the EBT card initiative, would be a major achievement on the road to eliminating child hunger in America.
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The Chang'e-4 probe successfully touched down on the far side of the moon in January this year, a historic first and major achievement for China's space programme.
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In this context, the acquisition of footwear retailer Netshoes was major achievement, as it added 6 million customers to its base and around 1,000 sellers, the CEO said.
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Obilić's first major achievement would be a cup final appearance in 1995, which they lost 4-0 to cross-city titans and former European Cup winners Red Star.
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"That by itself ... would be a major achievement," he said, adding he hoped Astana could pave the way for talks that he has proposed for next month in Geneva.
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Negotiations for the TPP stretched over a period of eight years, and the agreement was viewed as a major achievement given the diverse approaches and standards among member nations.
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"Her focus on making Harvard a far more inclusive, a far more diverse community, all the way from undergraduates to tenured faculty, has been a major achievement," he said.
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Born out of fear of German domination, the euro is, arguably, the only major achievement of a project that was supposed to make another French-German war an impossibility.
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The league's survival to its 20th year is considered a major achievement given the failure of other women's leagues, like the American Basketball League and the Women's United Soccer Association.
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But while the milk itself was a major achievement, the pair's startup is really aiming to create all the wonderful things that come from milk: yogurt, cheese, and ice cream.
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Ryan's feeble leadership today, marked by only one major achievement (the 2017 tax cuts) and an increasingly hollow ideological agenda, is representative of the larger GOP failures of this era.
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"Crawford tweeted that although ImageNet was a "major achievement" for AI, being such a huge database, the project revealed fundamental problems with bias: "be it race, gender, emotions or characteristics.
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Getting that done was one of the promises of his 2016 presidential campaign, and he'll probably point to it as a major achievement as he heads into the 2020 election.
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Mr. Rorem's most recent major achievement was his 2006 opera adaptation of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town," the spare score of which is an ideal musical analogue to the source material.
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Getting the United States to work with Latin Americans and Europeans on solving crises in the region without throwing its weight around or bullying anyone would be a major achievement.
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It's a major achievement for progressives, who, in less than a decade, brought a $22 minimum wage from the realm of the radical to passing, with much fanfare in the House.
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The new deal "is a major achievement for privacy and for businesses on both sides of the Atlantic," Penny Pritzker, the United States Commerce secretary, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"The recommencement of operations at the PNG LNG Project, ahead of ExxonMobil's previously guided eight week timeframe, is a major achievement by the operator," said Oil Search Managing Director Peter Botten.
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" Laurel Miller, the Asia program director for the nonprofit International Crisis Group, said that securing the Taliban's commitment to sitting down with the Afghan government in Oslo was "a major achievement.
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This is a major achievement that the institutions of the New York art world have failed to recognize, as they have with so many artists who embraced painting in the 1970s.
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"I have consistently reiterated that the JCPOA represents a major achievement in nuclear non-proliferation and diplomacy and has contributed to regional and international peace and security," Guterres said in the statement.
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Over a third say the outcome of the summit was a major achievement for the US, with 24% saying it was minor and 13% saying it was not an achievement at all.
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"It will be a major achievement for Jamaica if we are successful in having the designation declared by Unesco," Olivia Grange, the country's culture minister, said at a news conference last month.
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It's a major achievement for Moon, who, as his counterparts in Washington and Pyongyang have threatened each other with nuclear destruction, has consistently promoted dialog and peaceful reconciliation as the way forward.
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But he did notch up a major achievement: settling American claims over Confederate sympathies among the British, who had built the CSS Alabama, a ship that destroyed many Union commercial and naval vessels.
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They may disagree on internal policies and on other international issues, but they agree on one thing: The compact is a major achievement of our collective security, in the Middle East and beyond.
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"Does Bernie Sanders and his campaign facilitate the growing voice of a new generation of activists who can rack up the defeat of Donald Trump as their first major achievement?" the draft asks.
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That by itself would be a major achievement, something that has only been accomplished by five nations — the United States, the former Soviet Union, China, Japan and India — and the European Space Agency.
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Shifting the focus of attention onto politicians like these would be a modest first step, but for a party struggling to regain its foothold, a modest first step would be a major achievement.
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"We should have at least another major achievement and we also need to take a major step in terms of our response to globalization against the double backdrop of Trump and Brexit," he said.
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Best known for arranging blocks of thrumming color into large rectangular canvases, Whitney's major achievement has been to spark a slow burn of surprises, within the least esoteric medium around, large-scale oil painting.
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Many people ducked inside shops to watch TV. Saurav Jha, the editor in chief of "Delhi Defence Review," an online defense related magazine, said that successfully shooting down a satellite was a major achievement.
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There you have Mark Zuckerberg acknowledging that the platform he spent his working life building, his major achievement in history, was used to divide this country, and he needs to do something about it.
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One major achievement was in 2016 when it joined the ranks of the dollar, euro, yen and British pound as part of the International Monetary Fund's Special Drawing Right (SDR), an international reserve asset.
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Reaching a deal this week would be a major achievement for a Congress that has sent zero spending bills to the president's desk, more than two months into the start of the fiscal year.
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It's obvious his stamp of approval has helped launch the careers of faces before Hadid (including pal and last season's Fendi face, Kendall Jenner), but to front a Karl-lensed campaign is a major achievement.
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Clinton did not defend the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial oversight legislation, a major achievement of President Obama and congressional Democrats in the wake of the crisis — and a target of Wall Street lobbying ever since.
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The Trump transition team has projected so little interest in the basic work of governing that, if they get to the point of minimal competence by inauguration day, it will seem like a major achievement.
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While it was once valued as high as $15 billion, merely being in the position to bring in money from global investors was a major achievement, and that's highlighted by Snapdeal's own failure to do so.
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With Wednesday's agreement on a final tax cut bill, Mr. Trump seems poised to push through his first major achievement after a year of legislative frustrations, but it remained uncertain how he would proceed after that.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who in a recent interview suggested that passing a watered down version of "Medicare for All" in a deeply divided Congress would still represent a major achievement for the Democratic Party's progressive wing.
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So it was a major achievement when Asorey got a job offer from eBay in 2003, while working at Shell in Bueno Aires, and was given the chance to move to the US. The one problem?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese space probe successfully touched down on the far side of the moon on Thursday, China's space agency said, hailing the event as a historic first and a major achievement for the country's space program.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - For Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, just getting into the blocks in the 100 meters at the Rio Olympics was a major achievement to rank alongside her title winning exploits at her two previous Games.
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For comparison, 222% said that was a major achievement for the US. Despite the barrage of positive images from Singapore, the public's approval of how Trump is handling North Korea dropped by 254 points since May to 48%.
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"The (nuclear) agreement marked a major achievement in bolstering the chances of peace and progress for all the states of the region and the international community," Masum said in a statement, the first official Iraqi reaction to Trump's move.
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A major achievement was Cuba's agreement in 2015 with the Paris Club, an organization headquartered in the French Ministry of Finance and made up of officials from creditor countries who negotiate with nations that can't pay their bilateral loans.
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The U.N. experts said his conviction for crimes including extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances and kidnapping had been hailed as a major achievement in the fight against impunity, and international law restricted the granting of pardons in such serious cases.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - For Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, just getting into the blocks in the 100 metres at the Rio Olympics was a major achievement to rank alongside her title winning exploits at her two previous Games.
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While that was a major achievement for most of the parties, it left many American politicians, Republicans especially, bristling at the prospect of sanctions relief for Iran, which would fill its regime's coffers and fund its campaigns in regional conflicts.
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"The (nuclear) agreement marked a major achievement in bolstering the chances of peace and progress for all the states of the region and the international community," said Masum, an ethnic Kurd whose position as president of the republic is largely ceremonial.
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The rover touched down Thursday, delivered to the moon by the Chang'e 22019 probe, a historical first for humankind -- the far side of the moon has not previously been visited -- and a major achievement for China's increasingly impressive space program.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly held up this suspension as a major achievement of his engagement with North Korea, but in his nomination hearing for the State Department's No. 2 post, Biegun suggested this could come to an end.
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Their endorsements of BDS are a major achievement for a Palestinian rights movement that has largely been confined to college campuses and has been branded anti-Semitic by leading members of both parties, including Democratic Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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One major achievement has been ironing out how right-to-left alphabets like Arabic are used in the same line of text as left-to-right ones like Latin, which affects billions of users and can take years to adjust.
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This is a major achievement for the White House peace team led by Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner, who is trying to get as many Arab countries to attend the conference, regardless of the Palestinians' decision to boycott.
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In 2016, AlphaGo, a program developed by the company, beat champion Lee Se-dol at the board game Go. It was seen a major achievement in the development of AI, after IBM's Deep Blue computer defeated chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997.
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Highlighting Sunday's smoothly run vote as a "major achievement" after five years in which the EU has pumped cash into Ukraine and borne the cost of economic sanctions on Moscow, the respective presidents of the European Council and Commission urged Zelenskiy to seek continuity.
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The NDB is seen as the first major achievement of the BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - since they joined forces in 2009 to press for a bigger say in the global financial order created by Western powers after World War Two.
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The command, headquartered in Austin, recently delivered its first major achievement, when it fielded the Enhanced Night Vision Goggles - Binocular with the Family of Weapon Sight - Individual to soldiers in the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley in Kansas.
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The move to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour has gained considerable steam over the past two years — passing in California, a number of liberal cities, and becoming entrenched in the Democratic Party platform as a major achievement of Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.
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This order continues and refines that rhetorical trend, but its immediate suspension of the refugee admissions program and all migration from seven predominantly Muslim countries can be billed to core Trump supporters as a major achievement — even as it inspires protests and legal challenges.
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But it would be a major achievement in the world of canine science, and a landmark in the analysis of ancient DNA to show evolution, migrations and descent, much as studies of ancient hominid DNA have shown how ancient humans populated the globe and interbred with Neanderthals.
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Previously, the Army Research Laboratory announced it created an advanced drone the size of a fly complete with a set of "tiny robotic legs" — a major achievement since it presumably might be capable of entering a building undetected to perform surveillance, or used for more nefarious actions.
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Headquartered in Shanghai, the NDB is seen as the first major achievement of the BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - since they got together in 2009 to press for a bigger say in the global financial order created by Western powers after World War Two.
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Trump, who campaigned on withdrawing U.S. troops from "endless wars," has touted the deal as a major achievement, telling reporters at the White House on Saturday that he planned to meet with the Taliban in person "in the not-too-distant future" without offering further details.
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Previously, the Army Research Laboratory announced it created an advanced drone the size of a fly complete with a set of "tiny robotic legs" — a major achievement since it presumably might be capable of entering a building undetected to perform surveillance or used for more nefarious actions.
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"Look, they've got to follow through on the promises they made," press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said during a briefing Friday—raising the possibility that a meeting may never happen – even though the White House had touted it as a major achievement less than 24 hours earlier.
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Senators in both parties hailed the passage of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security, or CARES Act, as a major achievement, especially considering the extraordinary circumstances — a largely deserted Capitol, senators huddled in self-quarantine and a country slowly shutting down to save itself from even more suffering.
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Even as the process has dragged on for over two years, the PREPA bondholders have not wavered in terms of the economic losses that they have accepted, which can be summarized as: Once finalized, this compromise would be the first major achievement in the broad economic restructuring process for the commonwealth.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has frequently touted the GOP tax plan as a major achievement of his administration's first year.
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Meanwhile, Trump was one-upped when the 11 other TPP nations announced they had reached an agreement on the core elements of a pact without the U.S. While Trump left Asia without a major achievement, he signaled such an announcement might come on Wednesday, when he is expected to speak about trade.
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We closed some big loopholes, including the passive loss scams going on in our country, and it allowed us to reduce the top individual tax rate to 28 percent, which was a major achievement Today, the tax committees in Congress can find similar tax scams ranging from corporate inversions, to widespread tax haven abuses by corporations and individuals.
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He began smartly, moving quickly to end the ideological combat of the Reagan years, broke cleanly on environmental issues with his indifferent predecessor — the upgrade of the nation's clean air laws was a major achievement — faced up to the savings and loan scandal and offered creative approaches to the debt of developing nations, especially in Latin America.
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On Mr. Monson's watch, the church enlarged its global missionary force to 69,200 from 0003,000 and, in what students of church affairs called a major achievement, doubled the number of young women in its missionary ranks, to 18,400, by lowering the minimum age for service, starting in 2012, to 18 from 19 for men and to 19 from 21 for women.
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He said the peace deal had factored in that the country had changed over the last 20 years, an apparent attempt to reassure the public after recent comments by Mr. Hekmatyar raised fears that he would turn back the clock on some freedoms, including the growth of independent news media, which is viewed as a major achievement of the last decade.
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North Korea has been demanding a lifting of sanctions hobbling its economy and in April, Kim Jong Un set a year-end deadline for Washington to show more flexibility, raising concern North Korea could resume nuclear and long-range missile testing suspended since 2017 that Trump has repeatedly held up as a major achievement of his engagement with North Korea.
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Given that tax cuts are a major achievement for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, they have been fiercely opposed by Democrats and their mainstream media allies who have portrayed them as a gift to the rich.
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Lelan Rogers, brother of the singer Kenny Rogers, was with A&M Records in California when somebody played him a copy of the Elevators' first single, a remake of Erickson's "You're Gonna Miss Me." Rogers decided to move back to Houston and join the fledgling International Artists label to produce the Elevators' first LP. "Psychedelic Sounds" sold 140,000 copies, a major achievement for a minor label.
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