Sentences with phrase «cited example of the success»

Fare - beating is a commonly cited example of the success of Mr. Bratton's broken windows policing philosophy in the early 1990s — as the city cracked down on it, other crimes also fell.

Fan fiction is the term used to describe the writing Amazon is after and the most often cited example of success in this category is Fifty Shades of Grey.

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Given this, you should clarify with any potential marketing vendor what it actually contributed to any campaigns it cites as examples of its past success.

As The Daily Beast puts it: «The Senate Intelligence Committee reviewed 20 cited examples of intelligence «successes» that the CIA identified from the interrogation program and found that there was no relationship between a cited counterterrorism success and the techniques used.»

Maselka cites the continued success of its small - market locations as examples of customer loyalty.

Auerbach cites the key example of childhood vaccination programs — planned cuts in state funding would have dealt a major setback to statewide success.

Cavalieri and Griswold emphasized that many have contributed to the overall success of WSU plant sciences programs and cited several examples of work by plant science faculty at WSU that have had global impact.

For instance, although he cites one successful example of an effort to move poor kids into schools in better neighborhoods, the Moving to Opportunity program — a randomized, controlled trial of this approach — has not had much success in boosting school achievement among poor kids.

Quite surprisingly, he cites New Jersey's tortured 35 - year - old Abbott litigation as an example of «success,» but neglects to mention that the state's black students, the principal beneficiaries of the remedy, are still scoring at about the same relative levels on the NAEP tests as in 1992.

Meanwhile, despite the fact that many «reformers»» policies have spectacularly failed, prompted massive scandals and / or offered no actual proof of success, an elite media that typically amplifies — rather than challenges — power and money loyally casts «reformers»» systematic pillaging of public education as laudable courage (the most recent example of this is Time magazine's cover cheering on wildly unpopular Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel after he cited budget austerity to justify the largest mass school closing in American history — all while he is also proposing to spend $ 100 million of taxpayer dollars on a new private sports stadium).

In a speech today in Buena Park, Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, cited former LA Unified superintendent John Deasy as a failed example of school district management and argued for collaboration over fiat as the pathway to success in public education.

For example, the instances cited above of children receiving glasses, food, and mental health supports are in themselves forms of student success — just not the ones commonly used to evaluate schools.

For example, Success Academy Charter Schools, a network of 34 public charter schools in New York City, cites their mission as «redefining what's possible in public education» by serving students «from low - income households» (Success Academy).

In Lukeman's example, he cites 10,000 sales (in a year, single novel) as a «success» on an advance of $ 3,000 for the author, but a «failure» on an advance of $ 200,000.

The rep cites the success of Street Fighter IV, Madden, and Grand Theft Auto IV as examples of this trend.

But the insanely viral trading game running on ethereum was most often cited, not as a success, but as an example of industry challenges.

In one of my favourite books of his, «Outliers», he cites the example of The Beatles, who amassed more than 10,000 hours» playing time at clubs in Hamburg before returning to the UK where they got their «lucky break» and the commercial success that followed.

She cited technology giant Bill Gates and investing guru Warren Buffett as examples of how we almost automatically equate money with real success.