Sentence examples for policy will achieve from inspiring English sources

Johnson says his policy will achieve this.

Therefore it is hard to understand what government expects this 'naming and shaming' policy will achieve".

McKinsey tells businesses how to adapt to health-care reform — and in the process, reveals that they think the policy will achieve its intended goals.

The current commitment is to cut carbon emissions by 5% below 2000 levels by 2020, although a number of climate experts query whether the Abbott government's Direct Action policy will achieve that target.

But your policy says quite explicitly this safeguard mechanism is not designed to force anyone to reduce their emissions and on the other hand your minister says that policy will achieve 200m of emission reductions, it's not me saying it, it's a discrepancy in your own policy.

Countries including China and Brazil have queried how the Coalition's Direct Action policy will achieve the 5% reduction, and the Climate Change Authority has recommended Australia's "inadequate" target be raised to a 19% cut, with a 30% reduction in emissions by 2025.

Their policies will achieve the same racial outcome as Jim Crow – the disenfranchisement and marginalization of people of color.

Lately you've claimed the $2.5bn emissions reduction fund (ERF) – part of the Direct Action climate policy you once ridiculed but have now inherited – has been "very successful" and that "all of the advice we have suggests that the government's policies will achieve the reductions... that we're taking to the Paris conference of the parties".

This is particularly pertinent given the epidemiology of atypical scrapie, with the majority of cases occurring as singletons within a flock when arguably the existing culling policies will achieve little additional control.

Based on current government policy, the Netherlands will achieve a reduction of 17% at most in 2020, which is below a norm of 25-40% for developed countries, a summary of the ruling said.

Now in the majority, they will be challenged in the months ahead to outline a policy that will achieve the twin goals of ending U.S. involvement in Iraq without leaving that country in greater chaos.