Sentence examples for governmental targeting from inspiring English sources

While governmental targeting of domestic advocacy, peace and environmental groups are jaw-dropping revelations, the even worse news is that these same agencies have failed to stop real terrorist violence and attempted violence.

Al-Barnawi favours major strikes on high-profile military or governmental targets or Christians, but not against other Muslims, for example.

They are also expected to hit the mandatory governmental targets for emission reductions of 34% by 2020 and 80% by 2050.

The initiative is currently focused on identifying areas where private companies can innovate to help deliver governmental targets around the 12th Chinese five-year plan.

APTs are directed against specific industrial, economic, or governmental targets to acquire or to destroy knowledge of international military and economic importance.

It produces a spatial refinement of the governmental Target Species Concept leading to an assignment of 'conservation responsibilities' to the state's 1112 municipalities.

While Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) tend to go after corporate and governmental targets, there are also new trends in hackers targeting small businesses and even personal computers and devices rather than going after the big players.

There is also evidence that the implementation of governmental programs targeting ethnic minorities have been hampered by a lack of awareness about the existence of such programs among end-receivers (31).

Eight interventions are implemented by non-governmental organisations targeting groups at high-risk of HIV: women sex worker (SW) programmes, men who have sex with men (MSM) programmes, truckers programmes, composite programmes, workplace programmes, migrant labourer programmes, street children programmes, and prisoner programmes.

Toshiba says it's targeting "governmental offices" and businesses worldwide with the Write-Once Card.

Protesters have been arrested, organisers charged, Pussy Riot jailed, and now non-governmental organisations targeted as potential agents of the west.