| This important psychological insight tells us that something which is completely beyond attainability cannot become an object of desire. |
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| The degree to which higher education is emphasized is relative to its attainability and usefulness. |
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| Even luxury models set a tone of relative attainability, along with modest sizes and improved fuel efficiency. |
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| What is at stake is a fundamental right to health, together with the awareness of a limit of attainability. |
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| The 11th Edition was forever ready to judge, for it assumed the attainability of truth and the rightness of its implied morality. |
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| You get a sense of her power and, when Willmore joins her on her perch, her attainability. |
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| The idea of attainability already emphasized implies the acknowledgement of some limits. |
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| The three characteristics of a good commitment are specificity, simplicity, and attainability. |
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| Good fortune« in this sense has become an almost religious notion, the attainability of which depends on personal effort and godly mercy. |
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| However, if this is not possible, the attainability of a solution is assessed based on the customer's package of requirements and wishes. |
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| The court does not have to enter upon the attainability of that purpose. |
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| Russell sets out to expose simplistic and overly optimistic views about the attainability of truth and rationality and he demonstrates effectively the need for caution. |
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| The aims are to study the techniques used to verify the properties of hybrid dynamic systems in terms of attainability and their applications in the field of controller design. |
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| That pattern will end because, in the future, the American public will insist on clarity of objectives and unambiguous definitions of attainability. |
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| Similarly, the stock phrase used by the French, that it is better to have no treaty than a bad one, is unlikely to reinforce anyone's faith in the attainability of an ambitious goal in Nice. |
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| Evaluation criteria included surface lustre, attainability and preservation of occlusal and proximal contacts, aesthetic translucency, shade match, and marginal adaptations. |
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| In contrast to California's regulations, the WHO guidelines are significantly less restrictive in terms of coliform requirements, in an effort to improve attainability for developing countries. |
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| So the benefits of the two terms are similar in importance but not necessarily in attainability. |
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| Each goal is important in its own right but the goals are so interconnected that the under-achievement of one affects the attainability of the others. |
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| This study focuses on the outcome on the auditors themselves which is the job satisfaction arising from the perceived time budget attainability. |
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| Recommendation: review the goals for attainability. |
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| A key element of recent debates on economic development in India and beyond focuses on the meaning and attainability of inclusive economic growth. |
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