Sentence examples for international targets from inspiring English sources

As the day progressed, the looters widened their international targets.

But 45% of developing countries are far from meeting the notoriously neglected international targets on sanitation.

Though once focused on Kashmir, they are increasingly turning to international targets.

Countries with the lowest take-up of contraception will need to increase spending on family planning to meet international targets.

The biggest barrier to international targets based on consumption is fair measurement, given different methods of production, fuel use, and other variables.

However, he called for the UK to now back up its drive for setting ambitious international targets on emissions with more resolve on the domestic front.

In order to avoid breaching international targets to keep global warming within 2C, the majority of proven fossil fuel reserves need to stay in the ground.

Children with disabilities are less likely to attend and complete school, says the report, putting at risk international targets for universal primary education.

Those organisations are less interested in assaults outside their frontiers: "Truly cross-border attacks – or attacks against international targets – remain a minority," the report assesses.

Mohammed was one of the few terrorists based in Africa who followed a genuinely global agenda and was willing to launch attacks on international targets.

Besides, it was pointed out, there are already plenty of international targets and timetables; what is needed is stronger institutions to run and police them.