The phrase "attain it would be" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "To attain it would be a significant achievement for our team."
Alternatives: "achieving it would be" or "to reach it would be".
When the Liberation is attained, it would be Prajnaic Samadhi, and Prajnaic Samadhi is Non-deliberation.
He concluded: "Should the impossible be achieved and the land attained, it would be wholly useless and of no benefit to the discoverer or his nation".
Indeed, if this target were attained, it would enable not only better conditions for women but also improved household management, leading to better health and education for children and to higher income for the families.
The Israeli Army chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Shaul Mofaz, subsequently told a parliamentary committee that the raid had not attained the "intended results," that it would be investigated and that Israel would acknowledge a mistake if one had been made.
This therefore tests their ability to attain and apply new knowledge and it would be expected that students who do well in this area would also be better able to apply previous physiology or pharmacology knowledge from their undergraduate education.
At his speech Monday, Mr. Almunia acknowledged that it would be difficult to attain the right balance between protecting the European economy and opening up to trade and competition.
It would be nice to attain such a position, he says, but he is content in his current situation, and especially his current working environment, where he enjoys a lot of freedom.
"It would be possible to manipulate the body to some extent alone by exploiting the effects of rigor mortis but it would be more easily attained if more than one individual was involved".
It is the specific test of one's devotion to freedom to help organizations whose first act if they were ever to attain power would be to abolish organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union.
