Sentence examples for because the targets set from inspiring English sources

Yes, patients wait longer in Wales, and in Northern Ireland, partly because the targets set were less demanding than those for England.

Because the targets set by the 6th AMCDRR and the third WCDRR are crucial for developing a DRR framework for Asia, there is an absence of baseline data for the targets to build upon in most cases.

The Home Office must now set general guidelines to restrict the number of stop and searches, which increase each year because of the targets set for every policing area.

A huge amount rests on either Jason Lee's men or Kerry's women achieving at least a bronze – because the target set in the new round of four-year funding which replaces the £15m allocated after the Beijing Olympics was one to two medals for the GB teams.

This is because, according to the target set by the World Health Organization, countries can announce elimination when there are fewer than one case for every 10,000 people.

The weakening in the target set by Ofwat was because Southern's leakage targets were "reprofiled" after the severe winters.

Your weapon sets won't fit the target set.

The fund has delayed getting involved in Greece's third rescue, because it believes the fiscal targets set for Greece by the eurozone will never be achieved without debt relief.

Sun is optimistic, however, that CloudSolar's business model will work, in part because of renewable energy targets set by governments around the world.

Greek officials acknowledge in private that they may miss fiscal targets set by the I.M.F. because of a deeper-than-expected economic slump.

President Bush's advisers have declared 80 m.p.g. an unrealistic goal, perhaps because the target was set by the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles set up by the Clinton administration.