The ultimate goal is the attainment of a state of peace with equal justice for all.
The palate and jaws, on the other hand, suggest attainment of a nearly holostean-like pattern.
The flipside is the attainment of a vocabulary beyond his years, which he still deploys with enviable grace, as he embraces aestheticism with a narcissist glee.
The "stag's leap" of the title of the collection refers to Olds's husband's leap for freedom – but also, perhaps, her own gradual attainment of a new equilibrium.
Landing him represented the attainment of a goal Montgomery set when he arrived at Stanford, a basketball hinterland, 18 years ago.
Dr. Gelfand believes the most important thing students can achieve from studying math is the "attainment of a higher intellectual level".
"Simplify, simplify," Walden advises, and we try, even though a 21st-century attainment of a rustic, elemental simplicity entails considerable complications of budget and transport.
In the secular sphere, it is celebrated in democratic countries by the granting of the right to vote to persons upon the attainment of a certain age.
The latter idea comes close to the present-day description of dynamic equilibrium, or attainment of a steady-state (climax) environment and parallels modern thinking on entropy relationships.
In U.S. history the rebates received by the Standard Oil Company were a major factor in that company's attainment of a monopolistic position in the oil industry.
Only eight states, for example, require districts to base teacher pay on performance rather than on experience or the attainment of a master's degree.
