Word: accomplish
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...There's still a long way to go, at least from my perspective," he said. "I do think there's a lot more that needs to be done....There's always a question of how fast you can accomplish...
...inclusion in a free trade area and of reaping its economic benefits would help facilitate the sweeping changes now taking place in the political economies of Latin American and Caribbean countries, thus encouraging widespread democratic changes and a renewed commitment to market-based economics. If we are to accomplish this important task, we cannot allow NAFTA to become a casualty of special interests...
...should begin by making it easier for young people to pay back their student loans and enabling them to hold jobs that may accomplish much, but pay little," he said...
...Democrat" who has been chastened by the failures of his well-intentioned predecessors. He may speak of "investments" rather than spending and "contributions" rather than taxes, but more than his vocabulary must be new if he is to wean voters from their profound cynicism about what government can accomplish. The criticisms of his plan are predictable, but formidable...
While it may be a large generalization, most students who enter medical school have a genuine interest in utilizing their science knowledge to improve the nation's health. Yet many fail to realize how much they can accomplish through personal contact with patients. Dictating quotas smacks of paternalism, and creating an incentive-based market only diminishes the hope those students have for the healing and caring ideal put forth by past generations of physicians...