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Stanford says she has clear targets for the season, with her win in Portugal just the starting point.
The scorecard, published with a commentary in the Lancet medical journal on Friday, is both a means of measuring the achievement since 2000 of the MDGs, which had clear targets for bringing down child deaths, and a way of encouraging governments and donors to invest further by providing evidence of clear benefits.
It's near impossible to build thoughtful strategies for savings and investment, asset allocation, risk management and portfolio management without having clear targets.
European Commission has set clear targets for 2020 regarding energy and environment policy; these targets include 20% cut in greenhouse gas emissions against the 1990 levels.
During the past 20 years, China has set clear targets for and a political commitment to the biopharmaceutical industry with major progress made in the current century.
The agency has set no clear targets for reducing antibiotic use in food animals.
Jones said there had to be clear targets for broadcasters enforced by regulators such as Ofcom and the BBC Trust relating to casting, training and employment.
The user preference data being generated then has clear value for advertisers wanting to target ads, he says.
These tumors have an aggressive phenotype, and clear targets for therapy have not yet been established.
