Sentence examples for broad targets from inspiring English sources

Ms. Anderson sounds more curmudgeonly than clever as she takes aim at billboard-size underwear advertisements — talk about broad targets — and a culture steeped in self-improvement.

He wants to give states and school districts more flexibility over what they do with federal money in return for reaching broad targets (such as improving early learning).

Rather, she was praising the process that Australia engaged in at the UN, and what Australia might do as it eventually designs policies and finds funding to fulfil the broad targets agreed to at the UN World Heritage Committee meeting.

Under that formula, the bipartisan committee would set broad targets for new revenue to be raised and then essentially leave it to the tax-writing committees of Congress to fill in the details sometime in 2012.

He will use his businessman's skill at setting broad targets to get to grips with the long list of things that need doing in California, from improving its schools to building more houses.

Anush Aghabalyan, head of advocacy, World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, London, UK, @Anushik_Ag Adapt to the local context and embed accountability: The question is how these broad targets and indicators are then adapted to suit the country and regional context.

The range is broad, targeted at specific gardens, soil or light conditions, or aesthetic objectives.

A broad target — or a small Post-It — labelled "terror" simply isn't good enough.

And he also found time for one glorious general attack on a broad target: a bravura assault on the work of Friedrich Hayek, ideologically attractive to the Thatcherite right, who was accused of an almost total absence of empirical data.

Both have to be attractive and appealing to a broad target audience (Alvarez & Michaud, 2008).

That provides a broad target and one most likely to eliminate the threat posed by the suspect.