Sentences with phrase «champions of success»
Above all else, champions of success understand the benefits failure can craft for attaining resilience and a positive mental attitude.
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Shahbazi didn't set out to champion the cause of financial inclusion, he admits, but it went hand in hand with Tio's success.
He has given each of us opportunities for advancement and championed our successes throughout our careers.»
As the unexpected success of Leicester City and Tottenham in the Premier League this season has shown, England's top clubs face an increasingly difficult job finishing high enough to secure entry to the lucrative Champions League.
Political candidates and champion debaters go through rounds of rough - and - tumble dress rehearsals in order to give their final performances a better shot at success as well.
Much of that success can be attributed to Hugh Hefner as the ultimate brand champion continually defending the brand.
Often, those people will boost your chances of success if your launch team has a group of energetic young talents with enthusiasm and fresh ideas, along with more experienced veteran leaders who champion the project and bring their own sense of gravitas.
Thought leaders, innovators, ecosystem champions, and IIC Asia Regional Finalists will convene to celebrate successes so far, raise awareness of challenges and opportunities for aspiring innovators, and announce the IIC Asia Regional Winners.
Private schools, charter schools, voucher programs and other school choice options have been championed by reform - minded conservatives such as Jeb Bush for years now, partly because of their success for countless children of color living in poor communities with even poorer - performing public schools.
It was inevitable that success such as is related of these champions would give them lifelong prestige, and so they «judged Israel» variously for ten, twenty, or forty years.
These oppressed also saw the doors opening for them as a way out of the misery with the success of the anti-slave campaign championed by the missionaries.
«Of all the SDGs, Target 12.3 is the only one to my knowledge that is being advocated by a coalition like Champions 12.3 with leaders from every sector mobilizing action to achieve success.
However, whether it's financial reasons or Arsenal's lack of success on the pitch as they look to have fallen short in the Premier League and Champions League again this season, the former Barcelona and Udinese man looks set to move on.
With the team competing in the Champions League next time round they will likely need to upgrade their back line if they are to have any chance of success.
First up was the champions Leicester City and the theory that Claudio Ranieri's men would struggle to replicate the surprise success of last season was backed up with a patchy performance and a defeat to newly promoted Hull City.
He also lifted the Champions League three times, winning his first title in 2000, while also playing his part in the club's tenth European Cup triumph — the «Decima» success of 2014.
Visitors Athletic, meanwhile, suffered a disappointing Champions League defeat to BATE Borisov in Belarus this week and are six games without a win in all competitions, since a 3 - 0 success over Levante at the end of August.
A young coach, who knows how to win and manage success, should be able to attract world class players but his task will be made easy if there a chance of the players competing in the Champions league.
This means the west London giants are more than likely to miss out on Champions League football for a second time in three seasons in what looks like becoming a spectacular collapse given the success of Conte last season.
Real have of course enjoyed success in the Champions League this week after a stunning first - leg performance against Juventus in Turin.
It kicked off the seven - time world champion's incredible run of success in the sport, adding 90 more wins to his tally during his time in F1.
This explains why Wenger is so highly regarded by the club, A. he works within the financial constraints imposed by the board B. has delivered, in the boards eyes, success with recent FA Cup wins and champions league football every year C. has maintained the support of fans as measured by financial returns on ticket sales and merchandise.
Similar tournaments are held every year at Army, Air Force and Notre Dame — McNally has tried, without success, to arrange a dual match between his brigade winners and Notre Dame's Bengal Bouts champions — but none of the other schools match the zeal for boxing at Annapolis.
42 year old Lambert, who won the Champions League as a player with Borussia Dortmund and enjoyed eight years of success at Celtic, may have felt that he had achieved as much as he could with his East Anglian side and despite Aston Villa's recent struggles the Midlands side is considered by many as a «Sleeping Giant» who could be awakened under the right management.
Though Mata finished the last two campaigns as Chelsea's Player of the Year Mourinho initially preferred to use Eden Hazard and Oscar as his creative midfield talents and when the former Valencia man has been used he has failed to hit the heights that saw him play a pivotal role in the West London club's Champions League and Europa League successes.
What is clear at this stage is that the Chelsea boss undoubtedly needs to bolster his attacking options ahead of next season, as he can't merely rely on Diego Costa alone to fire them to success domestically and in the Champions League.
As a collective they have looked dour and uninspired, and are clinging onto the Champions League as a way of garnering a modicum of success to show for their lacklustre efforts in the Premier League.
First of all, if it was a decent excuse, then Leicester wouldn't have won the league, Atletico Madrid wouldn't be performing so well in recent years, Wigan wouldn't beat money bags City to win the cup, Porto never would have won the Champions League, and so on, and so on... Secondly, and most importantly, why haven't Arsenal improved then, if success is all down to finances?
The versatile 25 - year - old, who can play on either side of a back four or in midfield, has been key to his side's recent success, which included qualifying for this year's Champions League.
If we get a manager of Simeone's quality, then we really have a great chance of league and Champions League success next season.
As the current season hots up and enters one of the busiest and most important periods, for clubs like Arsenal that are still in the Champions League and the FA cup that is, Arsene Wenger knows that each game takes on more importance and a bad performance or two could really damage our hopes of success.
For 12 yrs we've been waiting to b champions and at the end of each season we are promised success the next season, how long shall we continue to wait?
We would still be miles from competing in the PL and chances of any success in the Champions League seem further away than ever.
But do you really think that the prof could have achieved the success he has and continued to steer the Gunners into and then out of the Champions League group stages every year if he did not do any tactical planning before facing each team?
All that is left for Arsenal if we are to salvage any sort of happiness, dignity or some measure of success after the disappointing results in the Premier League and Champions League campaigns, is to win the FA cup trophy at Wembley in May.
On one hand it's simply just celebrating his team's success and being almost like a fan, on the other, a certain degree of class is needed to avoid these situations from arising as Klopp also annoyed the Sevilla coaching staff earlier this season which led to them refusing to shake his hand after their Champions League meeting.
Setting expectation is where the deception lays because winning goal EPL trophies sets the bar at champions league the following season and THAT costs major major money with no real guarantee of success If Wenger goes expect a like minded or very junior weak willed manager to take over because the board won't be employing anyone who will want to change the way things are.
The big question is whether or not the appointment of Howe would satisfy the fans who are desperate for Premier League or Champions League success.
Three - time Premier League winners Chelsea have enjoyed more success in recent years, but Liverpool have been champions of England on 18 occasions since the start of the 20th century.
A lot of Arsenal fans would gladly take a bit of the trophy success that Chelsea have enjoyed over the last decade or so, with Premier League titles, domestic cups and both the Champions League and Europa League to celebrate, but I am not so sure about the way that their big spending billionaire owner Roman Abramovich gets through managers.
As many champions learn, retaining that high echelon of success often is tougher than reaching it the first time.
I'm actually a fan of Dortmund myself, and just being contenders to the league, cup and advancing from the champions league group stages is considered success.
The bunch of players that won Champions league and premier league for sir Alex Ferguson are not better than the squad we have now, the difference is that hunger for success.
The bigger challenge now though will be to maintain that level of success and dominate both in England and in Europe, and in order to do that, he may well need reinforcements in certain areas given their shortcomings in the FA Cup and Champions League.
Due to that success, and a talented group of returning players on defense, Pittsburg will enter the season as a slight favorite to repeat as champions.
Where else can you set your goal as 4th place in the EPL, and round of 16 in Champions Laegue, and internally deems the season a complete success?
Let's face it, with a Europa League win now surely needed to ensure this season is any kind of success, it seems most likely the next Arsenal manager won't have Champions League football when he takes the job — inexcusable for a club of this size.
Lavezzi may have become a peripheral figure since the arrival of compatriot Angel Di Maria, but he has enjoyed some major success at PSG, winning three Ligue 1 titles, the Coupe de France, two French League Cups and the Trophee des champions on two occasions.
The Blues eased to a Premier League title success in 2014/15 but Jose Mourinho is certainly not a manager who rests on his laurels and a move for a player of Witsel's obvious quality could only boost the West London side's push for Champions League honours.
In the modern day footballing world, whereby substantial silverware is the only true barometer of a manager's success, clearly epitomised by Mourinho who has accumulated eight league titles and two Champions League honours across four countries.