Sentence examples for made to achieving from inspiring English sources

In the business context, this simply means aligning benefits within the organisation to the contribution made to achieving the aims of the firm.

Despite considerable evidence showing the importance of the nursing and midwifery workforce, there are no systematic reviews outlining the contribution that these cadres have made to achieving universal access and reducing health care disparities at the primary health care level.

A commitment has been made to achieve a 100% teacher-trained workforce by 2012.

We are facing head-on the difficult choices that need to be made to achieve a fairer, more inclusive, society.

Little attempt was made to achieve historical accuracy in either makeup or costuming until early in the 19th century.

Tory MP Nadhim Zahawi tweeted: "It's weak leadership to seek political advantage while every effort is being made to achieve consensus in the national interest Ed-Miliband".

That would be downgrading other people's need to have a family and the efforts they have made to achieve this.

Then, once they take their place, there is a moment of silence before the bell tolls to remind visitors of the sacrifices made to achieve sovereignty.

Then a delegation from the Crusade went to Isaac, enthroned among his nobles, and informed him of the bargain that his son had made to achieve this result.

Combined, they set out the progress that needs be made to achieve our statutory target of a reduction in emissions by 2020 of 34% on 1990 levels.

Design changes have been made to achieve this goal.