Sentence examples for called targeting from inspiring English sources

It's called targeting, and all the parties do it.

Miller insisted that although screeners inappropriately issued a "be on the lookout" alert for the tea party as a shortcut, it could not be called targeting because they were still looking for signs of political activity in all groups.

This alignment between items and people is called targeting in the Rasch analysis jargon.

The capacity of the items to adequately represent the full continuum of a characteristic of interest is called targeting and was assessed by visual inspection of the person-item map and the difference between means of person and item measures.

The Wall Street Journal editorial page chimed in with its own pearl-clutcher called, "Targeting John Roberts," and subtitled, "The left tries to intimidate the High Court on ObamaCare".

The former is called non-targeted (stochastic) remodeling, and the latter is called targeted remodeling.

One called "Target: You," the other called "How To Know the Birds".

Vemurafenib belongs to a relatively new class of drugs, called targeted cancer therapy.

The attack raised questions about the practice that Israel called "targeted killing".

Obama's speech in May did not yield greater transparency on what the administration has called "targeted killing".

A strategy called targeted engineering is proposed in an effort to solve this problem.