The phrase "achieve them from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase would be appropriately used due to its grammatical issues.
Example: "I hope to achieve them from my efforts" does not make sense as it stands.
Alternatives: "attain them through" or "obtain them from".
However being a HPS school in this context means a school that is striving to become 'Health Promoting', and thus is working on the application of the core concepts and principles of HPS – but may not yet have achieved them from any objective perspective.
They are big obligations and it'll take a concerted and collaborative effort to achieve them, not just from governments but from business, civil society and citizens everywhere.
Make goals and try to achieve them with help from your leaders, parents, and your friends.
To be capable of certain functionings does not mean that persons necessarily choose to achieve them (persons might choose from a set of alternatives).
Progressives should remember that values are not enough when choosing their leaders - they also must have a plan to achieve them and the trust from voters to be given the responsibility.
Action to achieve them must be launched from a solid foundation of decisive leadership, serious resources and extensive partnerships involving governments, NGOs, civil society, the private sector, faith-based groups.
His musical standards were exacting; he was willing to give everything to achieve them and expected nothing less from his players.
If the REDD provider fails to achieve them, he would be excluded from the auction.
Just as so many people joined in the process of articulating the SDGs, achieving them requires effort from everyone, everywhere.
Nevertheless, Angola is making progress towards the achievement of the health Millennium Development Goals but is still far from achieving them [ 1].
