Sentence examples for that does not achieve from inspiring English sources

Rudd said: "We must not rush this now, because we would risk putting in place restrictions in areas in a way that does not achieve the intended aim, or that goes beyond it and needlessly damages the potential development of the shale industry".

The HNC's chief negotiator, Mohammed Alloush, a representative of the powerful Jaysh al-Islam group, said that he was leaving Geneva because he did not want to be part of an "absurd" political solution that does not achieve a lasting resolution of the five-year-long conflict, which has killed an estimated 470,000 people and made millions homeless.

Traditionally, "medical error" has been defined as an unintended act (either of omission or commission) or one that does not achieve its intended outcome; the failure of a planned action to be completed as intended (an error of execution); the use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim (an error of planning); or a deviation from the process of care that may or may not cause harm to the patient.

The current working definition of medical futility is a treatment plan that does not achieve its desired objective [ 3].

With molecular genetic tests, technologies are often highly sensitive and the target of validation is often a sensitivity approaching 100% a test that does not achieve a measured sensitivity of 100% is often not considered suitable for diagnostic purposes.

In the CGR framework we propose an algorithm that does not achieve linear time complexity, as suffix tree does, but it is sufficiently close to warrant a careful analysis.

For any awards-bait picture that doesn't achieve critical mass, it's tough out there.

"The Electronic Frontier Foundation cannot support a bill that doesn't achieve the goal of ending mass spying," the organisation stated.

Europe "shouldn't rush to provide help that doesn't achieve anything in the long term and merely weakens the euro," she said.

"The ban on prisoners voting is left over from the Victorian system of pointless punishment that doesn't achieve anything for those in the system, but seems good to those outside of it.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation cannot support a bill that doesn't achieve the goal of ending mass spying.