Sentence examples for which will be achieved from inspiring English sources

My aim is the freedom of my country and my people, which will be achieved whether or not I live to see it.

Downing Street defended the prime minister's plan to limit the voting rights of Scottish MPs, which will be achieved through a simple change to parliament's standing orders through a vote in the commons.

Compared to [39], the most significant improvement is content on demand adaptation which will be achieved by the following points.

Implicit in this notion is an unending series of magnitudes, which will be achieved either by dividing a magnitude (the infinite by division) or by adding a magnitude to it (the infinite by addition).

"His dream is kosen-rufu, or what Soka members call ‘world peace,' which will be achieved when one third of the world chants, one third merely celebrates Ikeda, and the other third doesn't care," she says.

Cochran is using his Silver Shamrock Halloween masks to achieve his goal, which will be achieved when all the children wearing his masks watch the Silver Shamrock commercial airing Halloween night.

Most studies were primarily performed in Western countries, and very few RCT's have been conducted in low and middle-income developing countries, which will be achieving the 'ageing population' status in a few decades, at a substantially faster rate than the Western nations [ 2, 44, 45].

The precise value of those remains unclear since Cameron's speech did not set out a timetable by which they will be achieved.

Which milestone will be achieved?

"While we believe RBS can be repaired, one should not underestimate the time the time frame over which this will be achieved: probably 5+years.

The company expects the reduction, at least some of which it hopes will be achieved through attrition, to be complete by the end of March.