Sentence examples for development targets for from inspiring English sources

IN 2000 policy wonks from governments and aid organisations agreed on what would become the Millennium Development Goals, an ambitious set of development targets for 2015.

Premier Li Keqiang said in a speech at the opening of the National People's Congress parliament, attended by 3,000 delegates, that among the "main development targets" for the nation was "GDP growth 6.5% to 7%".

As world leaders debate development targets for the next 15 years, campaigners say the rights of the estimated 1 billion people living with disabilities must be explicitly included in the sustainable development goals (SDGs).

Achieving a two-thirds decline from 1990 mortality rates (when 12.7m children aged five or under died) was one of the UN's Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), a set of eight development targets for 2015 that were approved at a UN summit in 2000.

In the report published on 18 October 2013 (http://www.direccte.gouv.fr/consultez-le-rapport-lauvergeon.html), the two pages on innovation are pure rhetoric and the seven development targets for the French economy are those found in all other industrial nations.

Several classifier genes are potential drug development targets, for instance the IGF-1 [23], PPAR gamma [24], NGF beta [25] and FGF receptor 3 genes [26].

However, I will let you know of the announcement today that Adobe have now dropped future support for iPhones as a development target for Flash CS5.

Small molecules that can regulate Nurr1 function and activity might be a candidate medications development target for METH toxicity and PD.

The Vietnamese government states that reducing maternal and perinatal mortality is the development target for the century.

Lymphocyte function-associated antigen 1 (LFA-1), a member of β2-integrin family, exerts multiple roles in host T cell immunity and has been identified as a useful drug-development target for inflammatory and autoimmune diseases.

This debases the currency of international development targets as a force for change.