Sentence examples for told to achieve from inspiring English sources

He has been told to achieve the reform without extra cost or any top-down reorganisation.

After the union protested, that order was rescinded Friday and principals were told to achieve the same savings by laying off part-time teachers, who teach subjects like reading, library and dance.

Rather than being told to achieve "price stability" and left to define that objective for itself, it should be given an explicit inflation target by the Council of Ministers (in the same way that the Bank of England is set an inflation target by the Treasury).

In the United States, we push our kids to follow their dreams, and, trusting us, they do what they are told in order to achieve them.

And what does he tell them in order to achieve this effect?

Steven Vaccaro of Vaccaro and White, a firm specializing in traffic law, told me that "in order to achieve a lower speed limit, the city either has to install expensive infrastructure in the roadway" — such as speed humps — "or petition the state directly to amend its laws".

Steven Vaccaro of Vaccaro and White, a firm specializing in traffic law, told me that "in order to achieve a lower speed limit, the city either has to install expensive infrastructure in the roadway"—such as speed humps—"or petition the state directly to amend its laws".

"But essentially, a friend told me that in order to achieve anything in life, I would have to go out of my comfort zone ― so I did".

We are told that to achieve a cleaner economy, jobs must be axed and working families must pay; or that we must choose between protecting the welfare of workers at home and addressing the impoverished condition of billions overseas.

Archer, after hearing voices telling him to achieve more fame and honor, decides to lead an assault team himself and kills the Gorn.

It is through intervening that we are able, they tell us, to achieve a certain level of social justice.