The phrase "achieves forgiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the attainment of forgiveness, whether in personal relationships, spiritual discussions, or psychological contexts.
Example: "Through sincere apologies and understanding, she finally achieves forgiveness from her friend."
Alternatives: "attains forgiveness" or "gains forgiveness."
The goal is to achieve forgiveness, not to escalate the conflict.
A lot can change in the amount of time it takes to achieve debt forgiveness, no matter who is in the White House.
The data indicate that the re-default rate declines with the magnitude of the reduction in the monthly payment, but also that the re-default rate declines relatively more when the payment reduction is achieved through principal forgiveness as opposed to lower interest rates.
Group therapy that teaches affect regulation may enhance incarcerated women's ability to achieve affective resolution (forgiveness) while also reducing their victimization-related PTSD and associated symptoms.
"The Argentine president will understand me," he said, ""because I think that a law that doesn't provide a solution to the conflict won't achieve anything…I ask forgiveness if I am wrong".
"I hope that all those who did wrong during the Cultural Revolution and hurt teachers and classmates will face up to themselves and do soul searching in order to seek forgiveness and achieve reconciliation," Song told a Chinese newspaper in 2014, prompting a mix of praise and condemnation from those who claimed she had tried to downplay her role in the violence.
A public apology and accounting of crimes committed by participants in collective wrongs may be too abstract and psychologically distant from particular victims to achieve what genuine interpersonal forgiveness seems to require.
In claiming to be about forgiveness the cover therefore achieves the opposite, spreading guilt by association.
In "The Analects," a major text of the Confucian philosophy that dominated (critics would say oppressed) China for most of two millennia, she finds advice for stress reduction, forgiveness, simple living, friendship and achieving one's dreams.
Tutu (1999) suggests that forgiveness may be necessary for achieving a peaceful and stable political community.
