Sentence examples for aim can be achieved from inspiring English sources

One wonders how UEFA's stated aim can be achieved in the light of the continued apparent failure of politicians, police, football officials and others in either Poland or Ukraine to condemn the racism, anti-Semitism and violence recorded by the Panorama team at recent matches in both countries.

This aim can be achieved by application of either 'active' or 'passive' approaches, using established pharmacological methods in a systematic way to characterize cells and tissues, endogenously regenerated or bioengineered, for accumulation of new knowledge about receptors, signaling pathways and cell/tissue/organ function.

This aim can be achieved using a penalised smoothing spline approach.

This aim can be achieved efficiently using chemical makeup (Fig. 2a) of functional groups (organic-phase temporary linker) to modify the selected core surface.

This aim can be achieved by developing large-scale archives and automatic data analysis using the recently developed standards allowing sending and archiving of dose information.

It is hard to see how this aim can be achieved if a phenomenon as central as evil must be held to escape all comprehension, nor is there any special reason to expect such a thing.

The last 10 years have shown that none of these aims can be achieved by bullying, threatening or ignoring Syria.

But welfare reform, like socialism, is the language of priorities often some of these aims can be achieved only at the expense of others.

The purpose of the military action is to create the security environment in which the political aims can be achieved.... To tackle the poverty, conflict, religious and ethnic strife which mars so much of the world, in this regard we reaffirm again the importance of a solution for the Middle East peace process.

It will be good news, too, if and when a Sunni Arab with genuine support in his own community is named as defence minister, with at least a chance of persuading the more nationalist insurgents, as opposed to the al-Qaeda-minded suicide bombers, that their aims can be achieved by peaceful politics.

Results show that significant improvements in both policy aims can be achieved through expanding existing storage capacity to capture up to 150percentt of long-term average annual water supplies when added capacity is combined with either a proportional sharing of water shortages or unrestricted water trading.