Sentence examples for making on achieving from inspiring English sources

Despite the progress we're making on achieving equality under the law and acceptance in society for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people, why this rash of bullying, paired with self-loathing, ending in suicide?

Take time to re-evaluate every so often, not only on how you are making progress on achieving your goal, but also whether your goal is worth the long-term investment.

Significant US help has been made conditional on achieving a more inclusive government in Baghdad - implying Mr Maliki's departure.

On an official visit here, Veneman today noted that Nigeria has 2 per cent of the world's population but 12 per cent of all deaths of children under the age of five – a situation that must improve if the world is to make progress on achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

The findings may therefore indicate if there is need to improve priority setting processes, which influence decision making on how to achieve optimal coverage and access to life-saving obstetric services for pregnant women in the district.

This is the third year in a row that ministers have had to admit that they have failed yet again to make any headway on achieving their goal of halving child poverty by 2010.

We have much to celebrate about the progress we've made so far on achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The study makes a start on achieving this aim by using realistically pessimistic data in its economic modelling to show how low carbon status would save money.

Both the musicians and producers acknowledge having made considerable headway on achieving flexibility in the process by which these exceptions are granted.

In addition, this research shows the importance of maintaining accurate yield records so actual P removal rates can be established and the importance of accurate manure records so management decisions can be made that focus on achieving P balance over crop rotations for soils in the agronomic optimum STP range.

We can promote innovative approaches by making our funding conditional on achieving results – an approach that has proved successful in helping people access and remain in stable accommodation.