Sentence examples for achieve from the from inspiring English sources

"That is really tough to achieve from the rest of the budget.

Ongoing violence militated against everything I wanted to achieve from the moment that I became leader of the National party.

"It will represent the minimum savings that Delta must achieve from the pilots, however painful, if this company, and their jobs, are to survive".

Wolff works closely with the Williams engineers who are running the simulator and plan what they need to achieve from the session.

The parliamentary select committee on energy and climate change accused ministers of failing to set clear goals for what they hoped to achieve from the green deal.

As the cinematographer, I tried not to influence the directors too much but to pick up on the words they used to describe the sort of feeling they wanted to achieve from the microplays.

Never have so many laughs been achieved from the affected pronunciation of the word: "Bob".

A Mazda spokesman clarified late on Thursday that the result was achieved from the Japanese test cycle.

HM Treasury, departments and the authority must make improvements to maximise the value for money that can be achieved from the assurance system," the report concludes.

"Perhaps you need an outsider to remind you of the magnitude of what you have achieved from the ruins of the second world war".

The National Audit Office has in the recent past reported on the difficulty of being certain precisely what savings have been achieved from the three-year Gershon efficiencies.