Sentence examples for a target of revised from inspiring English sources

The expanded arms sales to Taiwan, rhetoric that enlarges the commitment to defend the island, the thinly disguised decision to make Chinese missiles a target of revised missile defense plans, the proposed shift in defense strategy from Europe to the Pacific and the call for new long-range weapons to counter China's military power have come in stunning procession.

Leicestershire, chasing a revised a target of 239 off 36 overs, were bowled out for 136 with 38 balls remaining.

The person separation reliability, which is equivalent to Cronbach's alpha, for the final 13-item solution was found to be very good (0.906). Figure 1 shows the targeting of the revised scale in this sample, with the distribution of persons shown in the top half and the item thresholds in the bottom half.

Cutting is an important part of revising.

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

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.

With a revised target of 95 from 10 overs via the Duckworth/Lewis method, Somerset fell one run short of victory.

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.

Spain's economy minister, Elena Salgado, this week announced €50bn of budget cuts aimed at reducing the budget deficit to 3% of GDP – the European target – from a revised 11.4% at present.

Targeted revision involves sending pairs of "revising agents" to certain areas such as new residential developments, areas known for high population mobility, student residences, nursing homes and chronic care facilities.

Lancashire's target was revised to 81 off 10 overs after an hour of rain, much of it heavy, which made the drainage system installed at Old Trafford a couple of winters ago the real match-winner.