Sentence examples for achieving that would from inspiring English sources

Achieving that would require a single euro zone financial supervisor — something national regulators would no doubt resist.

Achieving that would reduce the illness to a level that would be regarded as a negligible public health threat, officials said.

Mr. Kramer said he hoped the European Union and Russia could agree on a regulatory framework to give investors in South Stream an adequate return, but achieving that would be "hard work on the sides of all parties".

Achieving that would not be too hard for the country and can even be done while the economy grows – in fact, it can help set Brazil's struggling economy back to a growth trajectory.

Achieving that would be the first step toward transforming all of England into a police state that in turn would then be connected with other totalitarian regimes across the planet.

Achieving that would require moving large amounts of power over long distances, from the windy, lightly populated plains in the middle of the country to the coasts where many people live.

If achieved, that would be commendable.

The UN report concludes that "even if zero population growth were achieved, that would barely touch the climate problem".

Thus it was able to predict "double-digit" enhancement to earnings in the first year of ownership; if achieved, that would be a good start.

In the same month the record was achieved (that would be March, 2011), Livebookings secured £6 million – or nearly $10 million – in a round of funding from existing shareholders, including VC firms Balderton Capital and Wellington Partners.

Since these standards would be almost impossible to achieve, that would result in very few cures indeed.