Sentence examples for deliverables more from inspiring English sources

Integrating new technology as part of capacity strengthening can motivate staff and enable them to achieve deliverables more efficiently.

Al Gore demonstrated that anew this week, first by handing out what his office called "deliverables" -- more than $25 million in grants to expand tourism and businesses in the financially struggling Mississippi Delta -- and then by announcing "improvements" in veterans' education benefits worth $1.2 billion over five years.

However, the Chicago summit may prove to be disappointing in terms of deliverables but more than ever it raises the real questions which answers are crucial for the transatlantic security partnership.

"I just don't think states are deliverable any more," said Charles Cook, editor of a nonpartisan political newsletter.

It is almost certain that, whatever Clegg agrees, will not be deliverable over more than a few months.

As a result, Holland-Kaye said: "It makes it far more deliverable.

Gatwick is more deliverable but it is not the right answer".

Virgin went on: "In addition it (the process) has ignored the DfT's own assessment that VTL's bid was more deliverable and a lower risk.

He was told, 'Get it down to a more deliverable sum.'" According to the book, this pressure resulted in the supposed possible efficiency savings increased to "totally unrealistic" levels.

The new developers, Queensberry Real Estate, said the present £100m plan was "more deliverable" with a more practical design.

Sir Richard said Virgin's bid, which is the subject of legal action, was "more deliverable and financially robust".