Sentence examples for idea of achieving from inspiring English sources

The idea of achieving nuclear zero through arms control agreements is nothing new.

The places they go are chosen with the idea of achieving a total change from their usual existence.

So the idea of achieving reform not through traditional government programs but altered business behavior is highly appealing.

Mahasin Mujahid: And then the last point that I really want to conclude with is this idea of achieving health equity is not the same as reducing disparities.

Maybe, he admits, the idea of achieving something surgically that has been done only 20 times in a thousand years is his real motivation, not helping Molly.

The most general reform movement (desarrollista) simply accepted the idea of achieving change through "modernization," in order to make the system more efficient.

The participants came up with interesting ideas on achieving results of their work that they are supposed to carry out for several months.

Food for Thought is a monthly series curating ideas on achieving the goal of zero hunger from leaders across the private, public and charity sectors.

They are committed to the idea of violently achieving what they say will be a fairer, socialist society thanks to land redistribution and state control over industrial sectors.

She couldn't be more French if she came on stage in a beret with a string of onions round her neck, but watching the crowd sing along with Tilted – her addition to a fairly slender pantheon of anthemic pop songs about pansexuality – the idea of her achieving the same mainstream fame here as she has across the Channel seems far from inconceivable.

Some idea of the difficulty of achieving one specific pair-wise association in these complexes can be had by estimating the number non-productive alternatives that must be avoided.