The phrase "achieve that intention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of reaching a specific goal or purpose that has been set.
Example: "To ensure we achieve that intention, we must implement a clear strategy and monitor our progress regularly."
Alternatives: "realize that goal" or "fulfill that purpose."
The name (Dutch for "The Style") adequately sums up this movement's aim while also characterizing their intentions on how to achieve that aim: with a simple, direct approach.
They help others achieve intentions that enable the team, and by extension the organization, to succeed.
To truly achieve this intention, a Design Thinking process is embedded into all software development.
(ii) did the intervention achieve the intention of changing the movement pattern?
European and US authorities aim on a broader market share of biofuels and try to achieve this intention by propagation of the use of biodiesel blends.
According to Summer (1998); when a person has certain intentions, he is sure to direct his behavior so that it runs parallel with the objective in achieving the intention.
Appreciate that, even though you may have had trouble focusing, there were moments when you achieved the intention you set.
Only the sovereign-bond market has the scale that would enable the ECB to achieve its intention of adding €1 trillion $1.25 trillionn) to its balance-sheet, taking it back to the peak level of around €3 trillion that it reached in early 2012.But purchasing sovereign debt is highly unpopular within Germany where it is seen as trespassing on fiscal policy.
This activation, induced by the observed motor act, triggers the same action chain that the observers endogenously activate to achieve their intention.
Additional analyses compared overshooting intentions to achieving intentions and undershooting intentions separately using multinomial regression.
