The phrase "achieve that there" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to achieve that there is a better understanding of the project goals."
Alternatives: "ensure that there" or "attain that there".
If Spain can achieve that, there is still hope for Europe.
"Then say, fine, if I'm able to achieve that, there must be monetary implications".
But is social entrepreneurship the best way to achieve that?There is no easy answer, not least because nobody is sure what exactly the term means.
"When you have achieved your dream, and something that you wanted your whole life, once you achieve that, there sometimes can be a lack of motivation and a lack of hunger, at times," Jankovic said.
"But in order to actually achieve that, there's a lot of really, really minute details that have to be worked on to make that possible.
I don't believe we should be interrupting or wrecking the pyramid of English football to achieve that". There must be some doubt whether the suggestions will come to pass.
Mr Biscoe believes that two such bodies could live together in one region, and wants to work with the south west convention to achieve that goal: "There's little point in the south-west convention going to the government knowing that there is dissent over its proposals.
To achieve that purpose, there must be an issue, context, something to overcome.
"I tend to think the idea of fair and balanced is amiss – you never achieve that – but there's something beautiful about putting your future in the hands of people, of normal citizens, " Montgomery said.
Operations against an adversary state conducted in cyberspace may be one of the few ways to achieve that goal". There are three problems.
And to achieve that, he suggested, there was a ready incentive: base the rankings on combined singles and doubles results.
