Sentence examples for it should target from inspiring English sources

In the name of true democracy, Anonymous is now carrying out an online poll among its supporters over which website it should target next.

At the same time, Kline doesn't argue that if a company could know where it would end its first day of trading, it should target a much smaller pop.

He said when the UK government was free to make its own trade deals after leaving the EU, it should target willing partners such as emerging markets.

It should target the foreign bank accounts and property of Belarusian functionaries.

Some suggest that the Taliban was split over how far it should target voters to undermine the election.

Alan Leaman said the success of the anti-war stance had convinced some in the party it should target Labour seats at the general election.

Instead, it says, the police should target the major traffickers.

It prescribes that interventions should target systemic problems that inhibit the system from functioning well.

It said NHS boards should target areas for further improvement, such as identifying where particular drugs are over or under-prescribed and supporting GPs to review patients who take a number of different medicines.

Ideological warfare is North Korea's Achilles' heel, and the United States should target it.

"I think it's unfair that they should target him," said Mr. Russo, who is no ally of Mr. Menendez.