Sentence examples for work on reaching from inspiring English sources

Kerstin Meyer, a policy officer for Transport and Environment, an environmental group, complained that the bill's long-term emissions goal for an average of 95 grams by 2020 was still too high, and could be revised later, creating a disincentive for makers to start work on reaching that goal.

Many of the heads of state and government will be leaving the French capital tonight or tomorrow to let negotiators work on reaching a legally-binding and workable agreement over the next two weeks. .

Work on resolving your emotions before you work on reaching a decision.

Jonathan Pershing, negotiator for the US, said the US was "working on" reaching £100bn in globally sourced finance by 2020.

Keep in mind, while you are working on reaching your target, life is going on all around you.

He added: "And while you're working on reaching the top of the pyramid, you'll find envious people, some of whom may be your friends and family, who will try to push you down.

In my mind, that would include not reacting to every thing he doesn't like; or not tweeting ridiculous things day in and all night, and it would mean working on reaching out to all Americans, as he promised to do.

Wolfgang Franz, who heads the German government's economic advisory panel known as the Wise Men, said he would urge Mr. Obama to start work immediately on reaching an agreement with Congress, warning that the consequences would have repercussions for economies across the globe.

Much of Manneh's work focused on reaching out to average Gambians and helping them get their stories out of the country.

This UN-led initiative is taking advantage of the spotlight on the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ to urge a broad range of role players to work robustly on reaching the eight Goals in Africa.

Other work, particularly on reaching movements, the cerebellar-like nuclei of electric fish, and locomotor adaptation, has suggested that the cerebellum provides a forward model that predicts the consequences of movements (Bastian et al., 1996; Kennedy et al., 2014) (Pasalar et al., 2006) (Morton and Bastian, 2006).