Might this be better achieved by the break-up of the euro zone?
Pro-Europeans argue that British hopes to reform the rules would be better achieved inside the system.
Let's examine whether the point can be better achieved in better ways, rather than blindly continuing down this unseemly, expensive and unproductive path.
For a period in the 1990's, however, the notion gained popularity among Israelis that confidence and hope could now be better achieved through a conciliatory stance.
Moving away from CAFE would be welcome in itself: it is an overly bureaucratic, inefficient law whose objectives would be better achieved through the tax system.
It says the board recognises the bank has an important role to play in Australia's political process, and in the development and promotion of policy, and it now believes that can be better achieved by avoiding making political donations altogether.
They suggest that a process of '"managed return" could be better achieved by requiring returning UK nationals who are suspects to provide their travel plans in advance on pain of a criminal penalty if they fail to do so.
In any event, Trident's weapon-bays will not carry "low-yield" bombs, and if they did the result would be better achieved by conventional weapons, making nuclear deployment unnecessary and disproportionate.
Among other things, the court ruled that the law's purpose could be better achieved, with less damage to free expression, if parents used filtering software to keep objectionable material away from children.
There is a row about whether the NRO should buy ever bigger, ever more expensive satellites, as the defence industry wants, or whether surveillance could be better achieved by smaller systems, not all of them space-based.
But it derives its philosophy from theories of open-source culture that flourish in the field of technology, the belief that some greater good can be better achieved through the collaboration of people joined by skills and affinities that transcend institutional allegiances.
