The phrase "achieved we are" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English.
It is an awkward construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "Achieved we are in our goals, but there is still more work to do."
Alternatives: "We have achieved" or "We are successful."
I think the best thing is the pride we have in what we have achieved, we are all pretty humble people.
With the first siRNA therapeutic approved last year, and the first medium-scale origami syntheses now achieved, we are making excellent strides.
But as technology has replaced miracle as the means by which non-traditional family arrangements can be achieved, we are increasingly faced with a whole range of complex moral questions that extend beyond our familiar moral maps.
If legislation can be made ready in time and the right consensus is achieved, we are ready to recall parliament in September, at least to begin the debate over the measures.
"But in order for that state of affairs to be achieved, we are being served up a decaffeinated Neruda, a Neruda light, with an anecdotal focus on his houses, his women and his collections, instead of a serious discussion of his work".
Community organisations may be slow to reflect the changes in our communities - not least the growing role women are playing in public life - but if real change is to be achieved we are going to have to engage with those bodies that represent a significant section of opinion within our communities.
This will somehow be achieved, we're told, without raising taxes.
But the Farc team in Havana said although "a lot has been achieved, we're not even a quarter of the way through the process".
And look what they've achieved: we're going to get a full-blown, all party parliamentary inquiry into getting Britain cycling.
But, while we know what we want to achieve, we are open-minded about how we get there.
"The things that we put our hands on and help to achieve, we are counting," Mr. de Blasio said then.
