The use of the phrase 'has achieved to' is not considered standard or correct in written English. Instead, the phrase 'has achieved' should be used. For example: She has achieved success in her career.
The closest thing he has achieved to the older style of musical is "Cats," from 1981, a show that had street wisdoms within its Eliotian measures.
But, to protect what it has achieved to date, the industry as a whole must exercise more control and assurance to safeguard the advertiser.
"I have been outside it all along and watched the work grow," he says, "I can't tell you how great it is to see it, knowing what Beth has achieved to get here".
Berkowitz, who has previously worked in New York City's Office of Emergency Management, is disarmingly realistic about what the 100RC programme has achieved to date, saying that today's announcement "feels like the work is only just beginning".
Souness said: "It will take a while for what he has achieved to sink in because he's not the sort of man who thinks about records going into a game.
However, the Lions' head coach was stung by the reaction to O'Driscoll's omission to the extent it will take weeks for what the 2013 squad has achieved to register.
"To have achieved everything you need to have achieved to make it as an astronaut means that you are in your late 30s, or even early 40s, by the time you are selected".
Every result I have achieved to date has been because of hard work and dedication on my part".
MR: Are you satisfied with what you've achieved to this point?
