| The Reserve occupational structure and occupational specifications will be reviewed for realism and achievability. |
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| This information is needed to properly assess the achievability of this objective and to help identify what additional supports are required. |
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| In this respect, it is vital that a balance be struck between the achievability of mandates and the resources provided to implement them. |
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| The philosophical debates surrounding the achievability of a multicultural citizenship are extremely important. |
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| Not surprisingly, earnings achievability is fundamental to recent portfolio additions to the Robeco US Large Cap Equities fund. |
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| These standards would be science-based, taking into account achievability and economic considerations, and would be reviewed on a regular basis. |
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| The credibility of the authorized mandates rests on their clarity and their achievability. |
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| The disputes between us will be about costs and time-scales, and perhaps also about the accuracy of the Commission's methodology and the achievability of the targets it has set in this directive. |
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| For objectives such as the growing of organs from stem cells or the understanding of Alzheimer's disease, the principles are still so poorly understood that doubts persist regarding their general achievability. |
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| More pointedly, if a risk doesn't threaten or enhance the achievability of corporate objectives, I question whether it's a risk. |
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| And, given limited funds, it is of strategic importance to evaluate strategies in terms of their relative achievability and effectiveness. |
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| It should be borne in mind here, that there are some objectives which may be regarded as achievable in the near future and others whose achievability cannot be determined without further research. |
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| But most analysts seem to be skeptical of the achievability of that target. |
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| The main weakness identified was in the realm of achievability as most logical frameworks appeared overly ambitious considering capacity limitations and political realities. |
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| The standards would be science-based and be developed, reviewed and strengthened over time through a process that included the consideration of practicality and achievability. |
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| It is appropriate that an assessment of the achievability in the different producing regions in the world of the levels for ochratoxin A by applying good practices takes place before the stricter level applies. |
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| Further exchange of information on the sources of increased catches and progress with restructuring are needed to assess the achievability of these ambitious targets and the new government's acceptance of them. |
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| Motivation is a combination of effort, achievability of goals, and desire. |
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| To ensure the project's achievability, MEBS has also launched a private investment fund named Solar Energy-Photovoltaik in Oman as an added incentive. |
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