Sentence examples for that should achieve from inspiring English sources

Besides, global bank regulators are already pushing measures that should achieve roughly the same outcome as the complex financial activities tax.

He was thinking of a big work about Abraham Lincoln, he was asking Heyward for new ideas, and there was always his original idea of "an opera of the melting pot, of New York City itself," which would "allow for many kinds of music, black and white, Eastern and Western, and would call for a style that should achieve, out of this diversity, an artistic and an aesthetic unity".

The African Union has thus divided the continent into six great regions that should achieve economic and political integration in a near future as a significant step towards continental unity.

If the baskets are overflowing, surely you'll agree that that is not the best of all possible worlds, and that the goal that we should achieve is that baskets are not overflowing.

There is now a growing awareness that we should achieve global emissions neutrality by 2050 – that is, that all residual greenhouse gas emissions taking place by that date should be balanced by CO2 uptake in soils, forests and oceans.

Recent studies that we have undertaken have suggested that we should achieve at least this response rate.

The Arabs were determined that no more Jews should arrive and that Palestine should achieve independence as an Arab state.

High standard beliefs (e.g., "I need to be liked by everyone") contain (perceived) high social standards that an individual with social phobia believes that they should achieve.

Its message, that Islam should achieve its aims through the ballot box, is being tested to destruction by an army coup that, with popular support, deposed Egypt's first democratically elected leader.

Reminding the chief executive, Carolyn McCall, that easyJet should achieve analysts' forecasts of at least £250m in post-tax profits by 2013 – against £121m currently – Haji-Ioannou said he was still seeking route plans for the new aircraft.

In the first step (Fig. 3), the user describes the learning outcome that students should achieve in the course or module.