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Discover LudwigThe phrase "meet its own" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is capable of meeting its own needs or expectations without outside help. Example: "The new software is designed to be user-friendly and efficient, helping the company meet its own productivity goals."
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He explained that for a family to meet its own needs, it only needs 7.5 cows per person, down from 15 a few years ago.
OLPC may have failed to meet its own targets, but it would be wrong to dismiss the effort as a failure.
DPS is outpacing most districts across the state in CSAP gains but it did not meet its own 3.5percentt annual growth goals this year.
Perhaps most damagingly of all for the UK government's credibility, it has failed to meet its own deficit reduction targets.
The attack comes as the Nigerian government admitted it would be unable to meet its own timetable to destroy the militant uprising to the country's north.
Wildlife groups say that even if the government shifts the maximum 15% away from direct payments it will still be insufficient to meet its own stated wildlife commitments.
It is only Defra's inability to meet its own kill targets that have saved Somerset's badgers from total annihilation.
The GAO also found that the Labor Department has failed to meet its own deadlines for investigating and resolving the complaints it has accepted.
Athens has failed to meet its own deficit-cutting targets.
In Australia, the junk food industry can't even meet its own standards.
Canada can meet its own petroleum needs and has a surplus of natural gas and electricity.
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