The phrase "achieved it says" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report achieved it says that the project was successful."
Alternatives: "it states that" or "it indicates that".
"This is what people have been expecting, and longed for, and have achieved it," said Aleu Garang Aleu, a spokesman for the southern referendum bureau.
"We presented our prototype to Joanna Faber and Julie King and even though they had thought that it's almost impossible to capture ideas like this with an app, they believe our approach had achieved it," said Mularczyk.
"This 'culture of fear' flourished in an environment where so long as British Canoeing appeared successful, no proper checks and balances were implemented to scrutinise the way in which success was being achieved," it said.
"You need to make sure the habit change is important and you have confidence that you can achieve it," says Moore.
That is a tall order.To achieve it, says Ajit Kumar Singh of the Giri Institute of Development Studies in Lucknow, UP will need more than education and infrastructure spending.
"It is one thing to achieve global standards on the environment, but does that mean we have to destroy thousands of years of culture to achieve it?" says Kusatsu's mayor, Takashi Nakazawa.
"The enemy was planning something and failed to achieve it," said the spokesman, Adel Daham.
"It was always going to be an optimistic programme but we were confident we could achieve it," said A1GP chief executive officer, Pete da Silva.
"Our goal remains 100percentt class participation and we'll do whatever it takes to achieve it," said Marc Badiane, EMBA '15, following the first multi-program kickoff event for the annual class gift campaign.
"Our findings linking the follow-up biopsy result to lymphoma risk will lead us to redouble our efforts to better understand intestinal healing and how to achieve it," said Dr. Lebwohl.
