Sentence examples for will be achieved to from inspiring English sources

And this will be achieved to the extent that human beings realize the "basic character of dwelling", which Heidegger now argues is a matter of safeguarding "the fourfold in its essential unfolding" (Building Dwelling Thinking, 352).

And when and if Urgenda wins, the political question will change from whether the necessary emissions reductions will be achieved to how.

In the near future, improvement in the accuracy of the Xenopus genome sequence will be achieved to facilitate proteomic approaches.

The above facts motivate us to develop an integrative qualitative and quantitative model learning framework, and we expect that by making use of the advantages of both learning approaches better learning performance will be achieved to assist wet-laboratory research.

Whilst the health sector is not covered under the AFAS, it is envisioned that the free flow of all goods, services, investments, capital and skilled labour will be achieved to create an ASEAN Economic Community AECC) by 2020 [ 40, 41].

QTTP is a prospective summary of the quality characteristics of a drug product that ideally will be achieved to ensure the desired quality, taking into account safety and efficacy of the drug product (http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryInformation/Guidances/UCM073507.pdf).

"The regulations that the F.E.C. commissioners will vote on tomorrow," they said, "unfortunately leave open the question of whether two critical goals of the new law will be achieved -- to prevent state parties from using soft money to influence federal elections and to prevent federal candidates and officeholders from raising, spending, or receiving soft-money contributions".

This value will be achieved according to the link budget analysis (Table 1).

Clinical documentation will be achieved according to individual hospital standards.

Randomisation to FoLATED will be achieved by telephone to the remote randomisation centre at North Wales Organisation for Randomised Trials in Health (NWORTH) at Bangor University.

He said: "The exact timing of when that 7% threshold will be achieved is subject to uncertainty.