Sentence examples for achieving affordability from inspiring English sources

Setting out the terms of the pension age review, the government said it wanted to "ensure that the state pension remains sustainable for generations to come" and set out its aims as achieving "affordability, fairness, and fuller working lives objectives".

Brown believes the HELP-passed version is one of the best vehicles for achieving affordability, continuity, and access in every area of the country," said his press secretary Meghan Dubyak, "although he will continue to participate in ongoing discussions with leadership and his Senate colleagues about the specifics of the bill".

Competition should generally be the default option for achieving affordability, as it has proven superior to tiered pricing for reliably achieving the lowest sustainable prices.

It may never have achieved affordability but the building, just two years shy of its 50th birthday, remains a potent symbol.

"What I offer is approachability, projects that are quick and easy for people to achieve, affordability: 'It's O.K. to make mistakes.

We have finally arrived at the principal method through which an enterprise may achieve affordability in the requirements work on any program and that is possession and use of a single comprehensive model through which every program can derive every requirements for every specification.

On the other hand, the "empowering patients first" act pays an enormous price (pun unintended) to achieve "affordability". Permitting insurance companies to sell low-cost, high deductible (aka catastrophic) policies, "empowers" young and healthy patients with more affordable options.

I met this glowing vision of a "suburban" center across Lake Washington the night before the Super Bowl, just after discussing Seattle's ongoing debates on how best to accommodate new building height, and simultaneously achieve affordability, growth-related services and infrastructure.

Currently, there is no straightforward, equitable way to set tiered prices to achieve affordability.

UNICEF's market influencing activities aim to achieve affordability, a diverse supplier base, a competitive market landscape, and quality products in the right formulations for children.

Regardless of the range of possible measures of affordability, actually achieving or approaching affordability, particularly for the poorest populations, likely requires attaining the lowest sustainable price, which approaches the cost of production in a competitive market.