Sentence examples for existing targets from inspiring English sources

Morrison said the existing targets took a "deficit mentality … which can sometimes mask progress being made".

He also plans to reduce pollution from large buildings, tighten up existing targets and fund cities to reduce pollution.

With existing targets, this is not likely before 2030, by when carbon dioxide output will have more than doubled.

Coag has proposed that the existing targets on early childhood education, year 12 attainment and life expectancy be maintained.

Why, privacy advocates argue, do agencies need such bulk data, given they cannot even process information they have about existing targets.

Real world achievements are actually running ahead of the existing targets: the EU is already within 2% of its 2020 target of a 20% carbon cut.

The existing target requires not only more ethanol but also new cars and new filling station equipment.

"Labor does not need to back down from the existing target," said Andrew Bray, a spokesman for the Australian Wind Alliance.

In this sense it is another ratcheting up, and builds on the existing target of 15% in 2020.

Embarrassingly, only two of them Britain and Germany—are expected to meet the existing target of stabilising output at 1990 levels by the turn of the century.

In year-long talks with the Liberal Democrats, he had agreed not to abolish the existing target, but instead to introduce additional measures including narrowing the educational attainment gap between poor and richer children.