"I ask these former Baathists, what is it you want to achieve — to bring Saddam back, to get the multinational forces out of Iraq?
Until all of this can be achieved, vow to bring women into any meeting that involves discussion and decisions about women, children, families, sex, marriage, divorce, love, and life.
However, what these models do achieve is to bring greater quantitative rigour to the decision-making process.
Mr. Bush, he said, "has made it clear that this is the goal that he wishes the party to achieve -- to bring more people in from the Hispanic community, African-American community, all regions of the United States of America and to make this party broader even than it is now.
Reynold's earliest wish, according to his letter in 1996, appears to have been "to become leader of the Fianna Fail party – the largest in Ireland and Taoiseach (prime minister of Ireland)." Once that was achieved, he resolved to "bring peace to Ireland" and to grow the Irish economy.
Revisions aimed to exclude dimensions that had not achieved consensus and to bring modifications to the wording of dimensions based on experts' comments.
And Mr. Saillard has done something few museums have the imagination to achieve: multimedia installations to bring each designer's spirit to screen life.
Initially, the Trust has determined to concentrate on a limited geographical area and support a small number of schools, believing that with such particular focus it can make a significant difference to the children and assist the local communities in achieving the capacity to bring about sustainable social transformation.
This is high praise and welcome recognition of our early success in achieving our goal: to bring the professional evolutionary scientific research community into closer and more productive touch with K-16 teaching.
Another way to achieve this is to bring the measuring tape around the back and up under the armpits across the top of the bust.
