The phrase "achieve a play" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of successfully completing or producing a theatrical play, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After months of hard work, we finally managed to achieve a play that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "produce a play" or "stage a play".
He played a further ten games that season, helping Burnley achieve a play-off place.
He made 42 starts for Gus Poyet's Brighton last season, achieving a play-off place with the Seagulls as well as the left-back position in the Football League Championship Team of the Year 2012-13.
His previous stint in charge of Rovers was between 1993 and 1996 when they played in what is now League One and Ward managed to guide them to a top-half finish every year in charge, even achieving a play-off place in 1995.
During the 2005 06 campaign, Carlisle made 35 appearances and five three goals, helping Watford to achieve a place in the play-offs after finishing third in the Championship.
The best way to achieve a level playing field is to stop pretending everything is fine.
"What was discussed was that in order to achieve a level playing field, we should look into possibilities of W.T.O.-compliant means".
In response to questions about the new committee, Bruce J. Teitelbaum, the mayor's campaign manager, released a statement: "Given the enormous amounts of unethical fund-raising the Justice Department has allowed the Clintons to do, it's necessary for candidates to do this to achieve a level playing field, with this perfectly legal form of fund-raising".
By pricing domestic carbon emissions, we could then apply that same cost to imports through a carbon tariff and thereby achieve a level playing field.
While the food category emphasis may differ between countries, the concept of using salt targets to achieve a 'level playing field' in the industry is universal.
Thus, the ASEAN proposal advocates the need to develop a meaningful special and differential treatment for developing countries (S&D) that takes into account the principles of fair trade and the need to achieve a level playing field for all WTO members.
If claimants in a civil trial were not allowed to know the other side's defence, how could they ever achieve an even playing field in circumstances where the organs of state already enjoy significant advantages in court proceedings?
