Sentence examples for would achieve over from inspiring English sources

The post-2020 target would build on the emissions reductions Australia would achieve over the next five years.

He told the meeting that without enacting stronger measures, G20 member countries were set to fall well short of the goal to lift collective GDP by 2% above what current policies would achieve over the next five years.

It is hard to imagine that these moves have reflected widespread anticipation of the big things that the president in his second term and the 113th Congress would achieve over two years.

General Weyand predicted that South Vietnam would achieve victory over the North even as his forces prepared to leave the field of battle.

With just over 45 per cent saying they had a clear picture of what they wanted to do, but don't know how they would achieve it, over 27 per cent said they had 'no idea' what they would do.

Their mouthpiece was the Reader in which Huxley, answering Conservative leader Benjamin Disraeli's criticism of Darwinism, notoriously claimed that science would achieve "domination over the whole realm of the intellect"—and Nature (founded in 1869 by Huxley's team).

The listings data increased Khan's confidence that eBAY would achieve a year-over-year listings growth of 4.5% in 2008.

But if they fight on, they know the most they would achieve is control over Pashtun areas.

None of his mistresses would achieve such influence over Metternich as Wilhelmine and he would continue to write letters to her after their separation.

If so, it remains to be tested to what extent supplementation of NAD+ and Sirt3 would achieve additional protection over the effect of endogenous Sirt3.

After 52 minutes, through an own goal by Alonso and a strange lapse by goalkeeper Casillas, who allowed an Ivica Dragutinovic free kick to bounce right through him, it appeared that Sevilla would achieve a fantastic double over the Galácticos.