Sentence examples for achieving in order from inspiring English sources

To be a successful interim manager you'll need to learn to block out the noise and focus on the outcomes that you've committed to achieving in order to guarantee the success of your assignment.

Significant advances, especially in screen technology, have been achieved in order to make it possible.

"Parliament can now give its endorsement that legal protection has been achieved in order that payments can soon begin to be made," he said in a statement.

That's what I always find myself short on and what I have to struggle to achieve in order that the work might live.

But a brief survey of the salient electoral facts will make plain what the President has to achieve in order to be re-elected today.

The answer that emerged is simple enough to utter and harder to achieve: in order to thrive again, Brazil had to depoliticize the quest for a better economy.

I had an idealised picture of what it would be like; an awareness of certain standards I would have to achieve in order for it to be 'successful'successful

We look forward to working with the BBC executive in the coming months to identify how this can be achieved in order to deliver the best value for money for licence fee payers".

Now, an increasing number of environmental consulting and advocacy groups are using science-based targets to describe the types of goals they say companies and businesses need to achieve in order to make a difference.

They should be set at 2 weeks, 6 weeks, 12 weeks and 1 year, and each one should have a specific target to achieve in order to avoid "drift" in your programme.

Crucially the draft deal only commits to keeping temperatures "well below" a 2C rise and only promises to try to reach 1.5C - the temperature vulnerable countries say needs to be achieved in order for them to "survive".