Sentence examples for achieving changes from inspiring English sources

In past decades, various scenarios of future mobilities have been visualised [7, 8, 9, 10, 11], central among them being challenges related to climate change from growing emissions of CO2 and potential strategies towards achieving changes.

It is also argued that progress in implementing the desired environmentally benign processes depends, in addition to overcoming technical challenges, on achieving changes in the socio-economic and political arena.

But we can not have such reform while our tax policy is engineered by people who view the tax as a means of achieving changes in our social structure.... Right, because why would you want taxes collected from the people to go back into doing things that aid the people? .

This finding informs the public health practitioners of the importance of combined strategies in achieving changes.

Eccentric exercise is the most researched means of achieving changes in hamstring muscle properties and reductions in HMI rates.

Others considered that was not the case, although they conceded that healthy food choices can be enjoyable and help in achieving changes in behaviour.

It's about being there more than about achieving change.

How important is community activism in achieving change in this area?

Cameron says he is "optimistic and confident" about the prospects of achieving change.

Instead he forgave the driver, who was later jailed, and set about achieving change.

If he can take this constituency with him he has a chance of truly achieving change.