Sentence examples for whether achieving from inspiring English sources

But Hunt refused to say whether achieving 200m tonnes of greenhouse gas cuts from the companies covered by the safeguards scheme would require tougher rules than those he has on the table for existing plants.

In the speech, Judge Sotomayor said that she agreed and that she tried to work toward that goal, But she added, "I wonder whether achieving the goal is possible in all or even most cases".

In that speech in California, she said she agreed "that judges must transcend their personal sympathies and prejudices", but added: "I wonder whether achieving that goal is possible in all or even in most cases.

That doing so was a mistake was confirmed when the most memorable moment of the general's testimony before Congress turned out to be his answer to Senator Warner's question whether achieving the Administration's objectives in Iraq would make America safer: "I don't know, actually".

But some ask whether political jobs are the best way of giving Muslim women a voice, or whether achieving more autonomy and respect at home should come first.Salma Yaqoob, the national vice-chairman of the far-left Respect party, is clear that political engagement is essential.

We address the question of whether achieving a metastable, well-dispersed state is better than compatibilization in attaining the goal of major property enhancements.

A run is a run, counting the same whether achieved via error, home run or divine intervention.

Schedule reductions, whether achieved by negotiations or by government order, should be concluded by early next year if they are to be effective by the peak summer travel season, said Brian Turmail, a spokesman for the Transportation Department.

Whether achieved by Congress or the states, there is always the underlying potential of unintended consequences.

It was abrogated by Bim (BCL2L11) downregulation, whether achieved by the CREB antagonist ICER, by CDK inhibitors, by Bim-directed RNAi, or by protein synthesis inhibitor.

Qualitative papers were appraised according to whether they reported achieving thematic saturation during data collection [ 50].