Supported by the Guardian, the campaign's primary goal was, and still is, to get people, organisations, companies and even governments to pledge to reduce their carbon emissions by 10% by the end of 2010 – an intentionally straightforward gesture, both in its simplicity and achievability.
It's the need to convey a sense of optimism about the achievability of change despite the obstacles that makes Attlee, on whose watch the NHS was built, despite the real and financial wreckage of war, the most name-checked of the Labour pantheon.
Achievability rating: **** Most other EU leaders accept that any changes to the eurozone must be accompanied by protection for those countries outside of it.
Achievability rating: *** Mr Cameron's acknowledgment in the letter that this is a "difficult issue" for other countries is an indication that he knows he may have to give a little on this to get a deal.
Achievability rating: ***** This should be an easy win for Mr Cameron for the reasons set out above.
Achievability rating: *** Some other EU members, such as Holland, are also keen to give their national parliaments greater powers at a European level – and agree that the EU Parliament is not up to the job.
The chief executive, Jamie Buchan, said there were "reasonable grounds" for believing a deal could be reached but he recognised there was "material uncertainty with respect to the timeframe and achievability of this".
The name suggested achievability.
The meaning and achievability of forgiveness and redemption are tested in Saint Maybe, in which Ian is drawn to the Church of the Second Chance.
She argues that we shouldn't let concerns about practicality and achievability blunt the ambition of SDGs.
