Sentence examples for achieving the key from inspiring English sources

UKIP has made itself superfluous by achieving the key point of its existence: Brexit.

While, Bhutan witnessed a remarkable improvement in recent years in terms of achieving the key health indicators and health-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), there is an increasing trend of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) including DM [ 5, 6].

Graduates of these programs are now emerging, and the challenge for schools is to evaluate whether their graduates are indeed achieving the key educational outcomes they espouse, and whether these outcomes translate into better clinical and professional capabilities for 21st century practitioners.

"Without a doubt, substantial new investment is needed if the world is to achieve the key education targets of the post-2015 sustainable development agenda".

And yet, despite that, he delivered a speech that held the hall, was regularly interrupted by applause and achieved the key objective of all opposition speeches – landing several punches on the government.

It is now clear that Athens is highly unlikely to achieve the key IMF benchmark on the rescue of getting its national debt down to a "sustainable" 120% of gross domestic product by 2020.

The chairman, Representative Howard P. McKeon of California, said, "With our eyes at the exits, I am uncertain whether we will be able to achieve the key tenets of the president's own strategy, due to the constraints that the president himself has put in place".

Our code construction still relies on a public channel with unlimited capacity to achieve the key capacity.

Through field investigation of a typical TBS in Guangzhou, the basic information of TBS was achieved, the key factors influencing energy consumption of TBS were determined and several energy efficient envelope designs were proposed.

In the recently reported SEISMIC study, 87% of patients with CS achieved the key secondary study end-point of improvement in GCR during treatment with mifepristone.

Enabling competencies, which are a sub-set of competencies needed to achieve the key competencies, include the basic understanding of epidemiology and biostatistics, basic searching skills and the philosophy of critical enquiry.