Sentence examples for arbitrary targets from inspiring English sources

They are also prone to imposing arbitrary targets and taxes.

Those are the questions ministers should be asking, rather than coming up with arbitrary targets for apprenticeships.

But arbitrary targets lead to renewable energy capacity being diverted to the wrong place at the wrong time.

Staff are under massive pressure trying to meet deadlines and arbitrary targets, and are being bullied into taking on extra work by senior managers.

"Patients should be treated on the basis of need, rather than arbitrary targets, but these figures show the NHS is under unprecedented levels of pressure.

This way, we could reach these targets overnight without the EC selecting arbitrary targets, which the manufacturers are unlikely to reach.

Or we could accept that prosperity and growth are actually rather more important than an arbitrary target.

Today's arbitrary target will only serve to sharpen teaching to the test and a concentration on borderline students.

The aim of eliminating the deficit by the end of this Parliament is an arbitrary target: few economists endorse it.

Sub-3 is an arbitrary target and nothing special – 1,300 runners finished in front of me and many clubs have marathoners with PBs in the 2 40s or below.

As with all immigration stories – personal and political – the reality of adopting a totally arbitrary target for net migration has been a lot more complicated than that.