Sentence examples for has set itself a from inspiring English sources
Business has set itself a 30% target.
"Up All Night" has set itself a difficult task.
It has set itself a simpler task than Vote Leave.
The government has set itself a deadline of next year to agree on a way forward.
The government has set itself a target of upping this to 70% by 2010.
You take the exhibition's point, but it has set itself a hopeless task.
Given this equation, it is not surprising that the government of Nepal, through its Alternative Energy Promotion Center, has helped build 200,000 biogas systems across the country and has set itself an ambitious target to eventually reach two million.
GM has set itself an ambitious goal to sell 45,000 Volts in 2012.The third comingApple unveiled its latest iPad tablet computer (which is simply called "iPad", rather than iPad 3).
There can be no doubt that Marvel – once a comic-book publisher, now also a film studio overseeing movies based on its own properties – has set itself an almost impossible task over the next few years.
There is every possibility now that we will see more Dereks by 2020 and beyond, Barbados has set itself an ambitious goal of 29% of energy to be produced from renewable sources by 2029.
The ECB has not distinguished itself as a good judge of monetary policy, but this is partly because it has set itself an unduly strict operational target for inflation: it aims for inflation of 2% or less (rather than the Bank of England's 2.5%, with a margin above and below).Third, Europe's inept Stability and Growth Pact should be improved, preferably to the point where it ceases to exist.
