Sentence examples for credibly achieve from inspiring English sources
These meetings would be more productive if they were to focus seriously on the 'how' of low carbon economies rather than clamouring for targets that countries will never sign up to simply because they have no idea how they might credibly achieve them.
Rees said: "Success must require genuine breakthroughs but be credibly achieved within five years".
Achieving this requirement, in turn, implies the need to develop a theoretical framework for the HRL index that is coherent and valid and reliable cross-nationally, but whether this aim can be credibly achieved is a moot point.
To achieve even that, Obama will have to give an F.D.R.-size performance — which he can do credibly and forcibly only if he really means it.
We are trying to achieve a consensus with our European partners instead of taking a forceful lead; we are relying on economic sanctions to force the Serbian government to behave itself; and we are unwilling to credibly threaten the use of military force.
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CAN the administration credibly state that it has achieved them without, say, destroying the Taliban and replacing it with a stable, nonradical regime in Afghanistan?
But, says the document, "to credibly deter potential adversaries and to prevent them from achieving their objectives, the United States must maintain its ability to project power in areas in which our access and freedom to operate are challenged".It is pretty obvious what that means.
Brazil's larger market and ability to credibly threaten the use of compulsory licensing were likely to have contributed to the lower prices achieved there [ 45].
