Sentence examples for had to target from inspiring English sources

"Increasing the supply of money is one of the many policy levers the bank had to target inflation".

Had the consolidation not been enacted, the federal integration effort would have had to target individual universities.

Ofsted chief inspector Michael Wilshaw, currently "spitting blood" at reported smear attempts from inside the Department of Education (DfE), warned that schools had to target these "invisible children", and complained of "indifferent teaching".

But its major terms were left vague: strikes had to target an "imminent" threat, with a "near certainty" not to kill civilians, after capturing terror suspects was "infeasible", all of which raised questions about internal definitions.

The targeted nature of our welfare system is clear when you look at the breakdown of assistance by household income quintile: The "fat" in middle class welfare was so meagre that Hockey had to target unemployed youth.

I had to target, schedule, meet, follow up and download and then do it all again.

But did they have to target him?

We have to target each country specifically".

Advertisers would have to target them.

"We have to target where projects are implemented.

"We don't have to target the religion," Bush said.