Sentence examples for aim is being achieved from inspiring English sources

A report* from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECDD), a rich-country think-tank, scrutinises these efforts and asks if the aim is being achieved.With its stress on quantifiable facts, the spirit of the OECD report differs from one by UNICEF, the UN children's agency, in 2007 which made waves by saying children in Britain did badly.

All of the feedback that I've had so far, and all of the coverage that the workshops have been getting, suggest that this aim is being achieved".

Looking at students' responses to this question would give us an idea whether this aim is being achieved.

As psychological treatments in the specialist mood team will aim to modify the ruminative process, this questionnaire will inform us whether this aim is being achieved.

A year later we are happy to report that these aims are being achieved.

However, tensions between societal expectations for prompt cancer diagnosis in all patients and the challenges involved in achieving this aim are being increasingly recognised by patient groups, health-care professionals and policy makers.

To that end, research is being aimed at achieving reagentless optical sensing systems that are sensitive, selective, reproducible, accurate, rugged, and capable of glucose detection at physiological concentrations and temperatures.

For these reasons, pre-operative treatment with chemotherapy, radiotherapy or chemo-radiation is being investigated with the aim of achieving a degree of down-staging which will allow better surgery and, by its impact on micro-metastatic disease and local regional nodal disease, improve survival[ 13– 15, 23, 16].

That laudable aim is probably not yet being achieved.

"They think the moral agenda, the moral aim of finding guilt, is not being achieved".

Mr Smith said that the deals had been originally done as a means of developing good practice in relation to bees with the pesticides when they had been introduced, but that this aim had been achieved – so they were no longer necessary.