| The court does not have to enter upon the attainability of that purpose. |
| The idea of attainability already emphasized implies the acknowledgement of some limits. |
| This important psychological insight tells us that something which is completely beyond attainability cannot become an object of desire. |
| What is at stake is a fundamental right to health, together with the awareness of a limit of attainability. |
| Good fortune« in this sense has become an almost religious notion, the attainability of which depends on personal effort and godly mercy. |
| Control of the future is indeed precious in exact proportion to its difficulty, its moderate degree of attainability. |
