Sentence examples for * up to target from inspiring English sources

The law, originally drawn up to target corrupt public officials, allows for the conviction of people who deprive constituents, employers or shareholders of their entitlement to "honest services".

MET and PIO dosages were increased in weekly increments up to target doses of 2,000 and 45 mg/day, respectively.

Metformin and pioglitazone dosages were increased in weekly increments up to target doses; metformin could be increased to 2500 mg/day depending on glycemic control.

This indicates that the systemic cytokine response is distinct from that in the target organ and the balance of Th1/Th17 response is critical in the systemic immune events leading up to target organ damage.

Miliband is already considering whether a national investment bank should be set up to target lending into the economy.

"Because of significant price declines, new funds may pop up to target the more hard-hit section of the market, contemporary art," Sandy Kemper, founder of the Collector's Fund, said in an interview from Kansas City, Missouri.

The Tories are drawing up plans to target Labour's links with Unite, and other major union backers, throughout the election campaign.

Research by Bank of Scotland indicated firms will be ramping up investment to target new export markets.

Next up is to target the five states that will hold statewide elections next year Virginia, New Jersey, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

"They intend to use the pick-up trucks to target ANA compounds, ISAF and GOA convoys, as well as ranking GOA and ISAF officials," said a report, referring to coalition forces and the government of Afghanistan.

David Clarke, the sheriff of Milwaukee County in Wisconsin whose name has been floated to be head of the Department of Homeland Security in the Trump administration, has proposed setting up patrols to target Muslim neighborhoods.