Sentence examples similar to counting on achieving from inspiring English sources

And yet, it is these very Hamas supporters that Israeli leaders are now counting on to achieve a more permanent quiet--even complete "demilitarization," which Netanyahu now insists on.

We know we can count on, as always, his contribution to achieve our goals".

It can be counted on to achieve satisfactory accuracy for long-term integration.

"The Brazilian people will play a major role in breaking the record for Paralympic Games ticket sales, but we are also counting on international fans to achieve this fantastic target," said Parsons, who is also International Paralympic Committee vice president.

Donald Rumsfeld has ambitious goals for the Pentagon and seems to be counting on large infusions of money to achieve them once he becomes secretary of defense.

London had been counting on nuclear power to help it achieve its greenhouse gas reduction targets as well as meet rising power demands, but soaring cost estimates are putting that plan in doubt.

Progress towards Millennium Development Goals must be evaluated on a population basis, rather than by counting countries achieving targets.

The company is counting on ease of ordering and low prices to help it achieve share gains in the category.

Kengor is counting on the shock value of pairing "Margaret Sanger" with "KKK" to achieve his desired effect of revulsion.

Dilution was based on cell counts to achieve cellular rations of Rpom (R. pomeroyi) to Thaps (T. pseudonana).

The government has even failed, on all counts, to achieve its own self-set targets for the reduction of carbon emissions, domestic flights, and water usage.