Sentence examples for should it be achieved from inspiring English sources

And how should it be achieved?

Why should it be achieved in the coming months?" In Tahrir Square, the most memorable of the arenas of Arab revolts, Sharif Ibrahim, a high school teacher, looked over one shoulder at crowds surging again, imbued with the promise of revolution.

What then does the public health reform model envision, and how should it be achieved?

The success of this identification of 'self-harm' with 'female cutting' should not disguise that it was achieved through practices of exclusion and emphasis.

And the Black Muslims, along with many people who are not Muslims, no longer wish for a recognition so grudging and (should it ever be achieved) so tardy.

Despite his obvious enthusiasm, Spector recognises that there could be some unexpected downsides to this kind of effortless learning, should it ever be achieved.

Those in favour of rice self-sufficiency argue that it should be achieved even if it requires domestic prices that are above world prices (Tabor et al., 2002).

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

If we conclude that is an important social goal, it should be achieved through other means such as the tax system or via regulations, not through antitrust.

This is an opportunity to improve our nation's long-term fiscal health, and it should be achieved through a comprehensive package that shrinks our deficits, protects Medicare and Social Security for those who rely on it, and expands our economy well into the future.

Yet the parties do not agree in the slightest on how much further borrowing ought to fall, or how to bring it down.The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition came to power in 2010 declaring that deficit reduction was "the most urgent issue facing Britain" and that it should be achieved mostly by cutting spending, not by raising taxes.