Sentence examples for achieving its own from inspiring English sources

The EU will only succeed in achieving its own climate protection goals if it changes its transport policy.

This team is focused on achieving its own success.

Achieving its own milestone is The Girl on the Train, which cracked £20m on Sunday.

Though the movement was skillfully and convincingly done, the dance remained an illustration, not quite achieving its own imaginative life.

The disjuncture between governance structures in turn is restricting the City's ability in achieving its own coastal adaption strategies, particularly the restoration and maintenance of dune systems as effective 'buffers' against climate change induced pressures such as sea-level rise and storm surges.

In this way, Principia Mathematica's legacy might be described as its key role in disproving the possibility of achieving its own stated goals.

By the same token, those Lebanese officials say, Syria, once it achieves its own peace with Israel, will not want to see it disturbed by continued fighting.

The government itself, in the shape of its National AIDS Control Organisation, has said that even if it achieves its own objectives 9m Indians will be infected by 2010.

The film had no obvious narrative, no climactic incident, yet somehow it achieved its own nail-biting tension through the sustained enigma of its observations and that is how Nashashibi has proceeded, more or less, ever since.

But it achieves its own style, partly through using occasional dialogue straight-to-camera, a dangerously distancing manoevre that just about comes off, and mainly via the strength of its performances.

You could discuss whether or not it achieves its own goals.