Sentence examples for be achieved public from inspiring English sources
If policy credibility is to be achieved, public authorities need to be able to make a monetary and fiscal precommitment that is independent of political competition.
Throughout his life he derived energy and satisfaction from the thought that he was achieving public success in spite of private handicaps.
Critics will wonder how Darling's additional saving – equivalent to about 2.5% of total public spending – can be achieved by public services that have been required to make 2.5-32.5-3%cinncy savings in each year since Sir Peter Gershon's review was published in 2004.
On college campuses, where most of the schools are situated, administrators appreciated their purpose, but often viewed them as costly alternatives to what could just as easily be achieved in public schools.
Mr Gibbons added: "This is what can be achieved when public and private sector work together.
Such competences must be acquired at a pre-voting stage, and this might be achieved by public deliberation.
This may be achieved by public policy efforts, cultural changes, and personal involvement.
In a certain way, our democratic system is also in crisis, since it used to consist of promises made at election time, which would then be achieved through public debts.
If the objectives of NAEDI are to be achieved, the public needs not only to be able to recall and recognise warning signs but also to understand their potentially serious significance and avoid delay in seeking medical help.
Data integration requires primarily data sharing, which in translational medicine can be achieved with public resources (e.g. gene and protein data) and/or private repositories (e.g. patient data).
