Sentence examples for achieved and whether from inspiring English sources

Evaluations can be used to improve programmes as they roll out and/or can try to estimate whether and how particular aims were achieved and whether this was better and more cost effective than other courses of action.

Victoria's energy and resources minister, Lily D'Ambrosio, said the independent review would examine how decisions were made to fund coal projects, and would also examine past projects to see how government money had been spent, whether jobs had been created and targets had been achieved, and whether they should have been considered viable.

It will then be the role of the court to examine whether, in a given case, this result was achieved and whether the wording of the law, or the judicial decision, was in compliance with article 3 of protocol No 1.

There are several important issues on which the prospects for reform will rise or fall: How universal insurance coverage would be achieved, and whether consumers in the new system will have the choice of a government plan; if there is a government plan, what its parameters will be; how reform will be paid for; and how costs will be contained.

The poll asked the experts whether the 2C target could still be achieved, and whether they thought that it would be met: 60% of respondents argued that, in theory, it was still technically and economically possible to meet the target, which represents an average global warming of 2C since the industrial revolution.

How protein disaggregation is achieved and whether survival is solely dependent on ClpB-mediated elimination of aggregates or also on reactivation of aggregated proteins has been unclear.

We need to be absolutely clear, and clear now, what exactly we are trying to achieve and whether we can in fact achieve it.

It's about getting the balance right between where they were, what they want to achieve and whether everyone is on the same page going forward".

Timelines depend on how "necessary" the chemical is for the performance the company is trying to achieve and whether similar substitutes are available in sufficient quantities to make the substitution happen, he says.

It very much depends on what banks want to achieve, and whether they think it's going to work.

One of the assumptions here is that individual FNR participants (researchers with current and previous experience of formal networking research projects) in many cases are best informed in terms of applied S&T outputs which they achieve and whether these outputs can be attributed to a specific research project.