Sentence examples for committed to a target from inspiring English sources

On migration, the government remains committed to a target no one thinks it can meet and that businesses and universities say harms Britain's economic prospects.

At his urging, the central bank committed to a target of 2 percent annual inflation, considered by many economists a healthy level.

It also committed to a target to hit 2 percent inflation over the next two years, a goal that some economists say is overly ambitious in a country that has seen prices fall for 15 years.

It was repeated by Hunt in an article for the Australian Financial Review as recently as 30 September, in which he said "the Coalition is committed to a target of a 5% reduction in emissions and the conditions for extending that target further, based on international action".

The range of targets and conditions under which Australia's target would be raised above 5% were repeated by Hunt in an article for the Australian Financial Review as recently as 30 September, in which he said "the Coalition is committed to a target of a 5% reduction in emissions and the conditions for extending that target further, based on international action".

Nguyen Tan Dung, prime minister, said Vietnam's communist government was committed to a target of 8% to 9% annual GDP growth.

The Grand Bargain commits to a target of 25% of funding by 2020, a move described by Degan Ali, head of Kenyan NGO Adeso, as "one of the successes of the whole WHS process".

But if a fiscal authority helped governments credibly commit to a target debt-to-GDP ratio by a certain date, it could then combine stimulus today with austerity later.

France's INDC was submitted in March 2015 as part of the European Union's official commitment, where EU member states committed to a binding target of at least 40% reduction in domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 1990.

Labor's national conference promised to listen to advice from bodies like the CCA, but Labor has not yet committed to a specific target.

Labor's national conference promised to listen to advice from bodies such as the CCA, but Labor has not yet committed to a specific target.