Sentence examples for can only be attained from inspiring English sources

A coalition government will not bring national unity, because that can only be attained if the civil society can unite.

''Peace can only be attained if, once we evacuate the territories, we find a responsible Palestinian leadership," he said.

Alongside, circumventing the escalating number of new infections can only be attained with effective and practical preventative strategies.

However, such a goal can only be attained if standardised definitions are developed through consensus and utilised by all health care institutes in all Australian states and territories.

It is argued that the objectives proposed with these instruments can only be attained by ensuring a wide participation of land users.

The constitutional requirement of substantial equality and fair process can only be attained where counsel acts in the role of an active advocate in behalf of his client, as opposed to that of amicus curiae.

McInerny views the Aristotelian admonition to regard beatitude as possible only insofar as it pertains to human beings to be an admission that the ideal of happiness can only be imperfectly attained in this life.

UHC can only be realized if universal access is attained in conjunction with a realization of the other two dimensions of UHC such as universal population coverage and financial risk protection.

The Millennium Development Goals 4 and 5 which relate to gender equality and maternal health can only be achieved if women with disability attain equal access to maternal health services as women without a disability [ 8].

The problem with trying to attain mythical status is that there can only be one.

He writes: This great hope can only be God, who encompasses the whole of reality and who can bestow upon us what we, by ourselves, cannot attain.