This way, only if a year-end "profit" exists would a rebate be declared, targeted or otherwise.
President Obama has declared targets for cutting emissions from power plants, and China is getting serious about cutting coal use.
After losing, 2-1, on aggregate to Lyon, Madrid has a way to go toward its declared target: world domination.
But still, the argument goes, 16-to 34-year-old viewers – the declared target audience for London Live – have turned their backs on television.
The arguments yesterday suggested that the government was still some distance from making a case against its sole declared target, A. Alfred Taubman, Sotheby's largest shareholder who resigned as its chairman last February.
All day on TV sets in conference corners members of the hated "Westminster elite" joined David Cameron and Ed Miliband – Doncaster North's "champagne socialist millionaire MP" is Ukip's declared target here – in debating the bombing of Iraq.
Todd Stern, the chief American climate negotiator, said the United States fully intended to enshrine in the accord its declared target of a 17 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from 2005 levels by 2020.
Steven P. Jobs, the chief executive, said in an interview after the announcement that Apple would have been able to hit its publicly declared target of a million iPhones sold in the United States by the end of this month, even without a price cut.
When central bankers encounter pressure from politicians, the public, and the media to meet their declared targets — in the Fed's case, a two-per-cent annual rate of inflation — they feel obliged to act, and they have the freedom to try almost anything, Rajan said.
Unlike the probability of false alarm, which measures the probability of falsely declaring a target for a single test, the FDR measures the fraction of declared targets that are false alarms, that is, it provides information about the entire set of M hypotheses instead of just one.
