Sentence examples for achieve its aim from inspiring English sources

For Coca-Cola to achieve its aim, it needs a single visual identity along with recognisable descriptive naming: a master brand.

Should the bombing achieve its aim, it offered considerable strategic value.

Birmingham council wanted to be the first authority to introduce the innovation and it seemed that it would achieve its aim.

But the chancellor told MPs that the new Office for Budget Responsibility has suggested that the government's "cautious approach" meant it could achieve its aim a year earlier.

In theory, the Fed could print trillions of dollars to achieve its aim, but it is far more likely to start with a smaller amount — perhaps a few hundred billion — and gradually buy more bonds as conditions warrant.

Wikipedia's goal of making existing knowledge widely available is distinctively epistemic, so the question naturally arises as to how well it can achieve its aim.

1. Are the aims clear? 2. Does it achieve its aims? 3. Is it relevant?

But what was the commission and did it achieve its aims?

While the raid did not achieve its aims, it had other effects.

Independent modelling has suggested Direct Action does not have enough money to meet even the 5% target, but the government insists it will easily achieve its aims.

The US has fought two wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in the past decade in which it wholly failed to achieve its aims.