Sentence examples for a revised target to from inspiring English sources

However, when just 30 per cent of Gloucestershire's population were killed in the original period, an extension was granted with a revised target to wipe out 58 per cent of local badgers.

In spite of the effort and urgency behind the Pacific Islanders' message to the delegates of the once-in-a-decade Congress, much of the final days of the marine part of the Congress has been taken up with trying to set a revised target for the amount of the ocean that needs to be protected in marine sanctuaries.

He made 98 not out at New Road as they chased down a revised target of 214 in 41 overs to win by five wickets.

Having already reaped substantial profits on our Tyson investment, we remain content to maintain the balance of our holdings for a revised Target Price.

Rather than taking immediate action to address their failures, they will concentrate on producing a revised target for 2020 and a "vision" for 2050, as well as creating further delays by expressing the need for better biodiversity indicators.

Leicestershire made 132-6 in an innings reduced to 18 overs and, after more rain, Lancashire faced a revised target of 80 from 11 overs.

From 2012 onwards the target was moved to a weighted average of 17% of biome area protected, which is based on a revised target established by the CBD in Nagoya, Japan, October 2010.

England will have a revised target.

But there is nothing stopping it from asking for their formal blessing for a revised target.

Now it's back in our current issue with a revised target.

In 2010 a revised target of 42% power from RES, mostly from off-shore wind power, by 2020 was under consultation.