Sentence examples for bold targeted from inspiring English sources

Those who believe this grievous economic situation will right itself of its own accord or can be corrected without bold, targeted (and, yes, expensive) government action are still reading from the Ronald Reagan (someday it will trickle down) hymnal.

Finding work for 1.2 million of them by 2020 is a "bold" target, Heslop concedes, but the right one.

Do you think this bold target can be acheived?

Perhaps setting bold targets matched to an effective national suicide prevention strategy actually works.

Big, bold targets play a critical role in signposting the way ahead, O'Connor continues.

"I believe it is a bold target that we are looking to reach.

It now needs to set itself a new, bold target of having all claims paid within a five-day period.

The bank racked up record profits and set itself the bold target of becoming the world's leading universal bank.

Grand summits, fine speeches, bold targets and even billions of pounds, do not on their own produce results.

The Robbins proposals set a bold target of more than 60 university institutions by 1980, instead of the present 32.

The best leaders don't set timid and selfish goals but instead set bold targets that may be harder to achieve.