Sentence examples for how targets from inspiring English sources

The DfT could not specify how targets would be enforced.

It must explain how targets are chosen, demonstrate that attacks are limited and are a last resort, and allow independent authorities to oversee the process.

In a recent speech, Arne Duncan, the federal secretary of education, said he was less concerned about how targets are set and more focused on the end result.

But there have been persistent questions about how targets are chosen, especially when it comes to American citizens who the government says have taken up arms against their country as part of Al Qaeda or other terrorist organizations.

As the president delivers a major national security speech, it is incumbent upon him to offer more information about the program, explain how targets are chosen and above all place clear and identifiable limitations on their use – limitations that will continue after he leaves office and that can be codified for international norms guiding the use of drones.

Earlier this week, parliament's influential joint committee on human rights (JCHR) criticised the government for refusing to explain how targets are selected, whether there was an "impossibility of capture" test and whether the laws of war were being misapplied outside recognised armed conflicts.

Soon we'll see how "targeted" a targeted ad campaign really is, and whether the results paid off.

It is not clear how targeting foreigners helps anyone born in Dagenham.

What strikes Spithill is how targeted the training is compared with past Cups.

According to Sumner, "Using psychographic targeting, we reached Facebook audiences with significantly different views on surveillance and demonstrated how targeting . . .

So do tell us, James, how targeting benefit payments to alcoholics is going to help them or anyone else?