Sentence examples for means achieving from inspiring English sources

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

Carbon positive, for operations, means achieving best practice in reducing our direct and indirect environmental impacts as well as supporting social justice within the boundaries we can control or influence.

It also means achieving a better balance between national and local forces; increasing Afghan unconventional warfare capabilities; engaging communities to enlist more local security forces to protect their own territory; and bolstering Afghan-led reintegration and reconciliation efforts.

"Raising standards", specially in the US and England, usually means achieving higher grades, not necessarely a better education that will allow students to become better and more critical citizens.

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

"If it doesn't go ahead it [the £22m] won't be wasted because much of that money was spent buying up the land and that means achieving assets.

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

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

Music may be a means to achieving this end.

Mean achieved caloric intake (percent of target) was recorded for all patients.

The music is simply a means to achieve that".