The phrase "achieved is left" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The project was successful, but what is achieved is left to be discussed later."
Alternatives: "what has been accomplished remains" or "what is done is left".
The White Paper from which the WSD programme originated states that it should 'highlight the many barriers to realising this vision.' [ 1] The idea that remote care implementation could lead to new levels of whole system working was always ambitious, with how this aim would be achieved was left ambiguous.
You must take your time and eventually you will achieve being left handed.
Once achieved, what is left is a tangle of fibres called wood pulp; at a microscopic scale it resembles spaghetti in a rather watery sauce.
His departure provides us with an opportunity to analyse where we are now, what's been achieved and what is left to be done.
115a Importantly, no turnover can be achieved when SAM is left out of the reaction mixture, and the collective results certainly indicate that the C P bond cleavage catalyzed by PhnJ is a radical SAM reaction.
Once SpineJack has reached the desired expansion and the reduction has been achieved, the device is left in place inside the restored vertebra and high-viscosity PMMA bone cement is injected into and around the implant, Figure 4. Participating study centres were properly trained in accordance with a preestablished training plan and according to the CE-marked SpineJack Systems Instruction for Use.
Therefore, the question of how to achieve universal coverage is left to the Democrats.
Go deep, with determination: look to change root systems and structures, and realize that sustainable development isn't truly achieved if one person is left out or left behind.
I think what you need is the hospital to be able to say we are prepared to spend what is needed to achieve it and whatever is left over we will absorb that as a hospital.
Yet Thursday's command paper was short on specifics of where the billions will be saved, with Greening saying that the detail of how cuts can be achieved would be left to the industry's own bosses to decide via the Rail Delivery Group.
