If the U.S. troops in Afghanistan also can attain this goal, which will not be easy, they will have achieved the best we can hope for in that country.
Gordon et al. (2005) added that a combination of port facilities, including sufficient investment, supportive government policies, excellence in operation and information technology, can help a port attain sustainable competitiveness, which will produce higher seaborne trade compared to the less competitive ports.
Finally, the sample size is substantial and will enhance our ability to attain data saturation, which will allow us to draw meaningful conclusions from the data.
Then there will be one food item which creeps in several times per issue, being hyped either by celebrities or by the magazine itself, the magic weight loss food which will attain you that desirable size 8 figure.
Endeavours like the Ford Foundation and the Jordan Media Institute are key to attaining this existential success which will ensure the closure of the burgeoning gap between our cultures.
The way to discover one's own nature is through calm and wisdom, which will be attained when one is freed from deliberate thought and from attachment to things.
The new report, commissioned by my charity the Edge Foundation, investigates the changing landscape of the workforce in the next decade and predicts the top jobs of the future – 90% of which will be attained via vocational qualifications.
"Almost everything I advance in this part is tinged with uncertainty, on many topics I have not reached any decision, and at best my inquiries are only fragments and suggestions which will have attained their goal if they provide others with the stimulus to reflect further on these matters".
We now have a clear path to attaining even higher light levels, which will give customers more energy-efficient lighting options in both commercial and residential settings.
The proposed model ordinance is designed to maximize Community Rating System CRSS) credit, which will help communities attain a higher CRS ranking, and thus, reduced insurance costs for their residents.
When Asian families commit to transnational separation, they do so with the hope that their children will accumulate cultural capital, such as English proficiency, social capital, such as cosmopolitan experiences and networking opportunities, and symbolic capital, such as diplomas from prestigious colleges, which will help them attain positions in competitive prospective job markets.
