The phrase "achieving firm" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a company that is successful or effective in reaching its goals, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The achieving firm has consistently met its targets and exceeded expectations in the industry."
Alternatives: "successful company" or "goal-oriented business".
In 1563 Elizabeth suggested Dudley as a consort to the widowed Mary, Queen of Scots, the idea being to achieve firm amity between England and Scotland and diminish the influence of foreign powers.
Two meta-analyses which comprised mostly retrospective trials [ 28, 29] did not achieve firm conclusions.
Esthetic improvement of the upper arms has therefore become a desirable goal, with more and more people seeking treatment to achieve firm, toned, and youthful appearing arms.
As the project achieved firmer footing in the earlier part of the decade, Mr. Hammond began drawing a salary, the organization's tax filings show.
Through the empirical analysis focused on case studies Stubbs & Cockin (2008) verify that organizations adopting a SBM must develop internal (structural and cultural) capabilities to achieve firm-level sustainability and collaborate with key stakeholders to achieve sustainability for the socio-economic and environmental system they belong to.
Running outside, such as on a trail or around the neighborhood, is great cardio and can help you achieve firmer and more muscular thighs.
Entrepreneurial innovativeness can be directed towards achieving specific firm outcomes, including sustainability.
Whatever you want, you have to have a firm vision of the future you want to achieve, so firm that anyone in your orbit can think, "Wow, there's no stopping him/her".
Burton et al. (2015) multicontingency theory is an information processing approach for the firm to plan and coordinate its activities to implement its strategies and achieve the firm goals.
It is crucial for the therapist to achieve a "firm empathy" [ 127] because an empathic understanding of the patient is not enough; firm boundaries are of vital importance to counterbalance empathy in the therapeutic relationship.
