Sentence examples for as well achieving from inspiring English sources
This verifies that the model and approach of transmission network expansion planning with embedded constraints of short circuit currents and N-1 security proposed in this paper can be utilized to guarantee N-1 security of the power system and limit the short circuit currents below the safety threshold as well, achieving both security and economy of the power system planning.
In the areas where the WES projects have been completed, the objective of improving access to potable water is assessed as well achieved.
Providing of additional support and additional time to schools faced with difficulties during implementation of the program „School without violence" in order to overcome difficulties together and ensure that these schools, as well, achieve visible success.
Hurtle is accused of great cruelty, as well as achieving moments of astonishing beauty; so too was White.
That requires working collaboratively with stakeholders as well as achieving operational targets, such as no pollutants and a 10% cut in carbon by 2015.
Recent results against Ukraine's big clubs suggest how dangerous they can be: in the past two years Zorya have beaten Shakhtar 1-0 andy and 3-2 at home, as well as achieving a 2-2 drandand a 1-0 win at Dynamo.
"Turning around their lives can be a long term process that on the way involves success and failure depending a great deal on accessing good quality specialist support as well as achieving financial security".
As well as achieving academic success, he was captain of rugby, selected for Warwickshire's under-18s, editor of the school magazine, and played Prospero and Bottom in school plays.
As well as achieving collective savings of more than £25,000 on utility bills for tenants between April and December 2015, the team has also referred numerous people with unmanageable debts to debt charity StepChange for further expert advice and support.
The incoming Obama administration, which has vowed to pursue a new path to curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions as well as achieving other foreign policy goals that involve Russia, may find that one road to Moscow runs through Berlin.
