Sentence examples for achieve changes and from inspiring English sources

The objective of this follow-up was to establish functioning groups as a source to achieve changes and as a start for individual targets.

Moreover, to build competence, achieve changes and quality improvements, it would be necessary to organise and perform a structured process of continual reflections and evaluations [ 48].

Miliband is genuinely fascinated by how politicians achieve change and do not find themselves forced into breaking their promises.

You need patience, persistence and courage – many campaigners have lost their lives and liberty to achieve change, and it can often taken years rather than months to make change happen.

The best way to achieve change, and for legislation and regulation to work, is for it to grow from and reflect the beliefs and behaviours of the general public as a whole".

And at this moment in history it's bloody tough to achieve change and we might have to do an insider bit and an outsider bit but I think we are making some progress.

If he listens to all views in his own team, he could still achieve change and at the same time enhance the UK's role in Europe and beyond.

He said he wasn't sure to what extent the department was currently working with Aboriginal communities to achieve change and he feared programs would not be culturally appropriate or driven.

In another example, Oldham council said that with one "moderately troubled family" the council had identified 410 different interventions by 25 different services, 18 "missed opportunities" to achieve change and 32 referrals between services.

It is only through an unwavering sense of collective solidarity that we will overcome the social and political inertia to achieve change, and mitigate our greatest threats.

The best thing for our people is that little by little we achieve change and we reform the entirety of this system.