Sentence examples for should be achieving from inspiring English sources

"They're straight lines that say what they should be achieving.

That's the number England should be achieving, not a team like Fiji.

If you waded through government statements from recent years, you would see a clear change in what it believes further education colleges should be achieving.

Part of the difficulty for the judges was their own sense of the very high standards that broadcasters should be achieving to be worthy of such a sobriquet.

Since there are alternative methods available to using highly enriched uranium for nonmilitary purposes, a priority should be achieving a global ban on the civilian use.

In response to the IPA letter, the Cabinet Office said today: "Every government relationship with a supplier should be achieving the best value for taxpayers, balancing quality with price.

Opinions differed on the precise way progress should be achieved.

They suggested that this should be achieved through both universal services and more targeted interventions.

He talked for weeks beforehand about when, where, how it should be achieved.

"Exactly how this should be achieved is, of course, a matter for the house authorities to consider".

The Bund was anti-Bolshevik; it believed that revolution should be achieved through democratic processes, even if that meant compromise.