Sentence examples for credible targets from inspiring English sources

This is an excellent company with capable leadership, a solid strategy for growth, and credible targets to become a billion dollar company in the next three to five years.

Governments and business now have a large variety of instruments and methodologies at their disposable for measuring gender parity, setting credible targets and tracking progress against those targets.

5. What has the Commission done to follow up on the recommendations by its European Resource Efficiency Platform, including on the setting of ambitious, credible targets to improve the overall resource productivity of the EU economy, and what steps will it take in the future?

Yet even this "not credible" target looks credible compared to the remarkable target Australia managed to squeeze from the first incarnation of the Kyoto Protocol.

Well, if we took every credible tactic we hear about and applied it to every credible target, the alarm would be sounded every day".

It therefore provides a credible target/ estimate of the likely reliability of equipment assuming manufacturing, design and operating conditions identical to those under which the data were collected.

In a 2005 study ordered by Congress, the National Academy of Sciences also concluded that the pools were a credible target for terrorist attack and that consideration should be given to moving some fuel to dry casks.

Well, if we took every credible tactic we hear about and applied it to every credible target, the alarm would be sounded every day". But Tenet said that his analysts have been encouraged to extend themselves, to lower the threshold for what is credible.

Australia took its turn to defend its domestic policies and targets during United Nations talks in Germany yesterday, You can hear the whole exchange on the UN website but in short, Australian representatives insisted that it had the policies in place to meet its "not credible" target to cut emissions by five per cent by 2020 from 2000 levels.

Tony Abbott's cabinet discussed possible post-2020 targets in July but was divided – with the environment minister, Greg Hunt, and the foreign minister, Julie Bishop, pushing for a credible target similar to those announced by the US and Canada, but other ministers arguing the government would be given no credit anyway and may as well aim low.

The report said G20 emissions needed to start declining in the next two years and halve by 2030 if the world were to avoid more than 1.5C of warming, though not one country in the group had set a credible target to do this.