Sentence examples for how it will achieve from inspiring English sources

Apple was rather short on details in explaining how it will achieve its goal of using, learning, and building better services without collecting data on a global scale.

Graham Shaw, the interim head of human resources, said the hospital had drawn up a money-saving clinical services implementation plan (CSIP), which sets out how it will achieve its share of the NHS's savings drive.

But the government's own modelling for how it will achieve its obligations under the Paris agreement assume a similar target and the treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, spoke enthusiastically about EVs when he was the environment minister.

"[Past] amendments have injected new ideas and concepts about where the country will go and how it will achieve its goal of rejuvenation and ensure people live happier lives.

But this argument quickly fell apart when it was pointed out that the government's own modelling for how it will achieve its obligations under the Paris agreement assume a similar target.

Over the course of the day at Denmark's parliamentary building and spending time with the leader of the The Alternative, its Chair and Nordqvist, it became clear that the party is, perhaps, confused by what it stands for and how it will achieve its many goals.

Exactly how much it will achieve is impossible to guess.

It remains to be seen how much it will achieve.

Having set the end, they consider how and by what means it is to be attained; and if it seems to be produced by several means they consider by which it is most easily and best produced, while if it is achieved by one only they consider how it will be achieved by this and by what means this will be achieved, till they come to the first cause, which in the order of discovery is last.

The movement has never made clear what socialism actually means or how it will be achieved.

The two parties will have to show how the deficit will fall in the spending years thereafter, but not the details of how it will be achieved.