Sentence examples for of achieving change from inspiring English sources
Cameron says he is "optimistic and confident" about the prospects of achieving change.
For that reason, Occupy Congress may have a better shot of achieving change than does Occupy Wall Street.
Its guiding precept -- Harry's precept -- was that homosexuals were not just lone degenerates without recourse but were a clearly definable minority capable of achieving change through solidarity.
The most general reform movement (desarrollista) simply accepted the idea of achieving change through "modernization," in order to make the system more efficient.
"Social media is very useful and can be very effective as part of a campaign strategy, but it's normally most effective when integrated with other methods of achieving change as part of your campaign," she says.
Yet whereas Badinter's argument is beautiful and essentially wrong, Kunin — Pollyanna-ish faith in the family-friendly nature of female politicians aside — is almost unimpeachably right, as she diagnoses what we in America need, why we've never gotten it, and how we may have some hope of achieving change in the future.
But we can not have such reform while our tax policy is engineered by people who view the tax as a means of achieving changes in our social structure.... Right, because why would you want taxes collected from the people to go back into doing things that aid the people? .
Eccentric exercise is the most researched means of achieving changes in hamstring muscle properties and reductions in HMI rates.
We therefore focused on the activity 'in between', the period of implementing EHR during which things were changing, rather than some predicted state of achieved change.
"It's a historical moment for the Kurds to take advantage of, to achieve change," said Kawa Azizi, a Syrian who is a professor of politics and a Kurdish opposition politician.
If he can take this constituency with him he has a chance of truly achieving change.
