Sentence examples for achieve and define from inspiring English sources

This is a fight between civilisation and terror – making the enemy harder to identify, and victory both harder to achieve and define.

Kitcher starts his argument with the notion of an "orientation". This refers to the set of goals that a person has, goals that he or she wants to achieve and that define his or her life.

The parametric study aims to provide guidance to the optimal design of jacket piled foundations: for instance, to examine the critical pile embedment beyond which limited improvement of the bearing capacity of the foundation can be achieved and to define the most unfavorable lateral loading direction.

"Mid-term review of the country programme is a possibility to review the progress achieved and to define concrete strategies on how to provide better services and protection for the children in Azerbaijan.

To achieve standardized and defined study conditions, various variables must be carefully controlled when designing fracture healing experiments in mice or rats.

"There is a thing that sometimes happens in rowing that is hard to achieve and hard to define.

"As the international community strives to accelerate its efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and define a post-2015 agenda, including a set of goals for sustainable development, water and biodiversity are important streams in the discussion.

Behavioral therapy has proved beneficial in helping patients to establish structured routines and to set and achieve clearly defined goals.

These are policies that could be considered flexible and modified, according to needs, to achieve defined and unchanged objectives.

To achieve this, define the goals earlier in the game.

With the term governance, applied to the local democratic context, here is meant "a process of coordination of actors, social groups and [local] institutions, for achieving objectives discussed and defined collectively in fragmented, uncertain environments" (Le Galès 1998: 77).