Sentence examples for has targeted to from inspiring English sources

Among the old, the mentally ill and people with disabilities, "the people the state has targeted to cut are those who live in homes of their own or with their families," said Timothy J. Rocak, the chief executive of Cornerstone Associates, the nonprofit business that operates the bakery and eight other employers of the developmentally disabled in Corvallis.

However, Pakistani government has targeted to achieve 5%% of renewable energy by 2030 [7, 8].

The plan is to have networks up and running by 2015, the year the government has targeted to make the UK the fastest broadband nation in Europe.

Moreover, if one looks at the locations that the Islamic State has targeted to take over or currently controls, many are along both the Euphrates and Tigris rivers as well as areas that have oil in both Iraq and Syria.

While those potential partners do not include Amazon — Griemens says it's not active enough (yet) in the markets that Kreditech has targeted to date — they will include "other large e-tailers who are".

The ambition now should be to expand the program from the small pool of extremely vulnerable populations it has targeted to date -- such as foster children and resettled refugees -- to a broader swath of Americans, including low- and middle-income households who saw their wealth decimated in the crisis.

Cole insists he still has targets to achieve with England.

A veteran in experience rather than years, Vettori still has targets to chase.

Israel has said it has targeted sites linked to militants.

Snow has targeted very different geographies to its rival, though.

I have targets to achieve.