The New York metropolitan area was a target then, as it is now.
He set a target then of getting 55 female Tory MPs elected, and achieved 48.
It felt like an archer lining up a target, then with a mere glance firing.
Not quite a target, then, but perhaps the best that could be expected in these stringent times.
"Ari applied this concept to investing: set a target, then design an approach that gives you a high probability of achieving that target".
Another technology, precision-guided warheads, or PGRVs, would actively seek a target, then, using flight controls, actually "fly out" reentry errors.
"If closing Park Row is contingent on a target, then remove the target," said Jan Lee, a member of the coalition who owns a furniture shop near the foot of Mott Street.
But if the Fed has the credibility to set interest rates simply by announcing a target, then it should also have the credibility to move inflation where it wants it simply by announcing a target.
The prime example of these is Anonymous, the loose collective of hackers who are roughly organised around a few ideas - that anyone can be a member, that anyone can speak for them, and that if enough of you (even if not most or all) can agree on a target, then they'll go after it.
"If you set a target then people focus on that target.
Just a dozen moves to find the currently unidentified VIP, kill or capture them, deal with the fallout (capturing someone means one of your squad is out of action while they're carrying a target), then move into a strong enough strategic position to put one of my men at risk of death by sending him toe-to-toe with a big-ass bad guy.
