Sentence examples for is achieving public from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult to say that the regulation is achieving public interests".

Throughout his life he derived energy and satisfaction from the thought that he was achieving public success in spite of private handicaps.

If policy credibility is to be achieved, public authorities need to be able to make a monetary and fiscal precommitment that is independent of political competition.

"There is a disconnect between what the government thinks it is achieving and what the public perceives as happening," said Denise Dresser, a veteran political analyst in Mexico City.

They suggest that "If the aim is to achieve a 'public understanding of cancer', then we need to ask how this current interface works and whether it is achieving the aspirations of both the public and the research community"[ 6].

And when that goal is achieved, the public will unfailingly know it.

While the long term vision is for sustainability to be the norm, until this is achieved "the public has a massively important role to play in sending a clear message to companies in where they spend their money," Crowther concluded.

And it argues that "key to the adjustment process" in the eurozone is "achieving stronger domestic demand growth", that "reducing stubbornly high unemployment will not be possible otherwise" and "achieving sustainable public finance will be more difficult as well".

Others are braver and/or more determined to demonstrate to themselves and the wider world that their resources are achieving lasting public benefit.

Only about 1 in every 5 adults are achieving these public health recommendations.

Despite the known benefits of physical activity, only one in five adults are achieving the public health recommendations of 150 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity per week and only 13%% of boys and 6%% of girls between the ages of 5 and 17 years are meeting the guidelines of 60 minutes per day.