Sentence examples for draft target from inspiring English sources
The draft target for house-building in the three areas up to 2031 is looking likely to be cut from 33,200 to 30,500.
Recommendation: Lyles' average ranking of 183 now is likely too low, but on the other hand he remains a player who should not be considered a high-priority draft target.
The draft targets, released in December, include reducing the overrepresentation of Indigenous children in out-of-home care, reducing rates of domestic violence against Aboriginal women and children, reducing Indigenous overrepresentation in youth and adult incarceration rates, and reducing rates of overcrowded housing.
The 20 draft targets that were on the table at the beginning of the meeting all survived, in some form, in the final agreement.
"Draft targets the 'inner loop' of a developer's workflow — while developers write code, but before they commit changes to version control," the team explains in today's announcement.
Overall, sectors performed best against four of the nine draft targets, fully or partly meeting targets concerning prompt diagnosis by laboratories, 85%% minimum treatment completion and prevention of further infection through contact screening.
Service mapping of data based on annual reports for 2006 from three sectors (NW, NE, SE), the 'Stopping TB in London Group Report' [ 6] (for NC and SW) and results documented from other local sector audits (internal and external) against these draft targets, provided an interim picture of sector progress.
The consultation will inform New Zealand's draft national target it expects to submit to the UN "towards the middle of this year".
The provision that enabled draftees to be released from service by paying $300 (a year's wages for some) to a replacement ensured that the draft would target lower-income men.
The circus drafted a target list of 50 such companies and approached them about possible partnerships.
A UN working group has devised a final draft of targets to succeed the millennium development goals.
