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But Clegg said he was committed to achieving at least 20% of the £25bn fiscal consolidation – £5bn – through tax increases.

Average in a place like Knowsley is not good enough to set these pupils on the trajectory to achieving at GCSE level".

With 195 of 207 districts reporting, and the hand count inching slowly ahead in Tehran, the conservatives appeared clearly on their way to achieving at least a 146-seat majority in the 290-seat Parliament.

But within GM and the car industry generally, there is recognition of what a rotten hand Mr Wagoner had to play, and how close he came to achieving at least some of his goals.

"We will have to wait and see his first acts of government to get a clearer idea...But his success so far has been due to achieving at least some across-the-board support, based on stronger political institutions rather than personal leadership".

Ofcom had previously threatened to resort to EU regulators if BT would not agree to changes to how Openreach operates — but securing a voluntary deal with BT is by far the faster route to achieving at least some change.

Ford said at the time that the certification process by the E.P.A. was incomplete, but that the company expected the vehicle to achieve "at least 39 m.p.g".

He is massively ambitious to achieve at both club and international level," said O'Shea.

"In terms of what I wanted to achieve at Elle, I felt I'd done it.

Lucas is realistic about what the party is going to achieve at this election.

Policy traction is most difficult to achieve at low levels of inflation and nominal interest rates.