Sentence examples for achieving some form from inspiring English sources

In the current climate, given the bias inherent in the Israeli judicial system, compensation is one of the only hopes for achieving some form of justice.

But another senior figure in Brussels was less optimistic: "Do we know that Germany or Finland will agree to a new programme?" Tsipras has pledged to rewrite the terms of the bailout that dates from 2012 by trying to ease the fiscal orthodoxy defined by Berlin and achieving some form of writedown or relief on the country's national debt of €320bn or 175% of GDP.

With an omnipresence of love amongst urban refugees and the long road to achieving some form of legal-recognition, solidarity represents a challenging, yet effective coping mechanism to leverage.

Writing in 1978 to E. M. Widdowson, head of the Dunn Nutritional Laboratory and then chairing COMA, he complained: I am rather concerned that so little practical progress seems to have been made in achieving some form of vitamin D fortification to prevent vitamin deficiency in Asian immigrants.

She has proposed expanding Obama's healthcare act to cover migrants "regardless of immigration status", but not providing them with social security or Medicare unless they achieve some form of legal status.

"All of my books are different," she has said, "but share a common theme of people who are in the Bad Place, and who achieve some form of redemption.

David Haines' widow said after her husband's passing that the only way families could achieve some form of 'moral satisfaction' would be with the capture and imprisonment of the terrorist.

Where the Jordans and the Kobe Bryants of the basketball world seem to be in an unending fight with an unseen enemy, James has achieved some form of basketball nirvana in which every move he makes is the right one and any goal he sets he will soon achieve.

When teaching complex concepts, such as those that make up the field of statistics, we hope for students to achieve some form of what Hatano and Inagaki describe as adaptive expertise (1987).

The former method requires extremely fine mesh designs while the latter requires very high degrees of polynomial functions to achieve some form of satisfaction of the natural boundary conditions.

Related to this idea of optimal timing, we might predict that neurons' afterhyperpolarization time courses would differ across brain areas that receive input streams with different characteristics (cf. [37]); that is, the intrinsic dynamics of afterhyperpolarization and network input characteristics could have co-evolved to achieve some form of optimality.