Sentence examples for decide on targets from inspiring English sources
"It is for the U.S. to decide on targets or appropriate action for U.S. airlines with respect to greenhouse gas emissions".
Marla Ruzicka, a Global Exchange field worker in Afghanistan, said the most common factor in the civilian deaths had been an American reliance on incomplete information to decide on targets.
Haiers teams resemble old-style work units, with meetings that not only decide on targets but also dole out praise and criticism.
"At the same time, the army chiefs of staff receive the order and decide on targets, the weapons and the toxic agents".
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Twice a day, in the morning and at day's end, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, and Gen. Richard B. Myers, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, confer at long distance with Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the head of the United States Central Command in Tampa, Fla., assessing the campaign's progress, plotting its next moves and deciding on targets to avoid civilian casualties.
When deciding on engagement targets, consideration should be given to the types of results that UNICEF would consider as reflective of an effective engagement.
Once we decide on the targets we want to reach, the rest is relatively straightforward (though still incredibly difficult): finding the cheapest, fastest and most effective interventions to get us there.
Night vision technology is being used to monitor animal numbers, to help decide on cull targets for 2012.
Blanc's first job at PSG will be to decide on transfer targets this week; Edinson Cavani, Luis Suarez and Rooney are among the names being linked.
The ceasefire agreement calls for the U.S. and Russia to establish "a joint integration center" in Geneva, possibly as early as September 19, where American and Russian military officials could decide on "shared targets" and "coordinated military strikes".
