Sentence examples for mean achieving from inspiring English sources

Achieving gender equity does not mean achieving some utopian notion of strict gender equality in all domains and situations, but deciding on which gender inequalities are unfair, and prioritising the detection and suppression of such unfair situations (EGREES 2005).

But like so many women she is able to share credit or even give credit to others if it will mean achieving her goals.

There is no doubt that women can have it all, however, in the pursuit of this, I think we forget that achieving "all" doesn't mean achieving "more" than the woman next to you.

Sustainable development means achieving objectives like poverty reduction without further damaging the environment.

He soon discovered a lack of funds and knowledge of winemaking meant achieving plan A would be a very tall order indeed.

Mr. Erdogan meanwhile dramatically underlined his own good intentions by telling his parliamentary colleagues he was prepared to drink poison if it meant achieving peace.

The lower energy variance means achieving the more balanced energy level among the nodes.

Working means achieving results.

"I am committed to student success whether that means achieving it in the traditional four-year period or with extra years of work," he said.

And investing in children means achieving development goals faster, as children constitute a large percentage of the world's poor.

And investing in children means achieving development goals faster, as children constitute a large percentage of the worlds poor.