Sentence examples for current targets for from inspiring English sources
His current targets for abuse are China and the Korean and Taiwanese communities within Japan.
They warned that current targets for carbon emission reductions are not enough to ensure coral reefs on which humans and wildlife depend survive increasingly acidic oceans.
Huhne pointed out that the Durban deal commits countries to review how to close the yawning gap between current targets for emissions cuts and what the science says is needed to avoid dangerous climate change.
Three organic-rich stratigraphic units of Devonian age are the current targets for shale gas development in the basin (Fig. 2).
Goldman expects Dell to reaffirm its current targets for the fiscal first quarter (ending April) of earnings of 37 cents per share on revenue of $13.4 billion, consistent with Goldman's and Street estimates.
The genome of the Plasmodium apicoplast, which has a higher copy number compared with current targets for molecular diagnosis of malaria, appears to be a suitable target for detection of submicroscopic infections that are capable of sustaining transmission.
His current target for 2012 is to match the previous best British Olympic performance.
The government will stick to its current target for the primary fiscal surplus (ie, before interest payments) of 4.25% of GDP.
And yesterday's reports, while worrisome to some analysts, are unlikely to sway the prevailing belief that the Fed will keep its current target for the benchmark federal funds rate unchanged at 4.75percentt at the end of the month.
LONDON — With the price of oil relatively strong, OPEC decided on Friday to maintain its current target for oil production at 30 million barrels a day, a move the markets had expected.
A temporary accord which rolled over repayments to the Fund runs out in August; Argentina needs a multi-year agreement in its place.Even with a substantial debt write-off, renewing Argentina's access to foreign credit will demand fiscal austerity, raising the current target for the primary fiscal surplus (ie, before interest payments) from 2.5% of GDP to perhaps 4%.
