achievability

The engineer plays an important part when it comes to achievability.

As regards the achievability of the goals, I still have doubts.

After the defeat of the 1999 referendum some would take issue with the claim to achievability.

Highlight the achievability of local and sustainable solutions to global environmental problems.

It limits the achievability of normal glucoses with current treatment methods.

In terms of achievability and economic viability the Sink F69 project is sound.

In this section, we show achievability of the upper bound on the rate from the last section.

The inquiry, which will be led by an external industry expert, will look at the achievability of the growth target.

"Given the stops and starts and problems it is natural for investors to have some concerns about achievability but the company seems confident."

Scoring system for assessment based on benefit to community, youth involvement, sustainability, innovation, realism and achievability.

In the development of the package the independent expert considered all of the issues including the necessary balance between achievability (risk) and quantum.

Greece's public finances remain a huge concern, with widespread doubts about the achievability of its deficit reduction plans.

Carol Richards and others empasise the importance of relevance and achievability.

Based on recent fresh information there are continued risks to the achievability of the inflation target next year.' '

• Economic achievability has been demonstrated.

• Achievability - Are proposed expenditure reductions and time lines achievable and sustainable?

After all it is the Court that will ultimately decide the legality (and thereby the practical achievability) of the Coalition's policy.

Following the creation of a Single Currency, the desirability and achievability of such an agreement will therefore become a major political issue.

The achievability of that plan will continue to be monitored in terms of measured progress in meeting the relevant indicators.

The extent to which the program goal and objectives are reasonable in intent and realistic in terms of their achievability.

Evidence supporting the achievability of the BMMS aims is limited.

Achievability: Low.

Achievability: High.

Achievability: Extremely low.

Proof of Achievability.