Sentence examples for its key target from inspiring English sources
In his Marr interview, Mr Cameron insisted it was "too early to say" whether the government would miss its key target for public sector debt to be falling by 2015, as some experts are predicting.
Mechanistically, E2A-PBX1 bound promoter regulatory regions and activated the transcription of its key target genes ZAP70, SYK, and LCK, which encode kinases upstream of PLCγ2.
Its key target is la casta ("the caste"), the dominant two-party system that has ruled Spain since democracy was restored in the late 1970s, after Franco's death.
But in a research note, the bank said the Japanese company's geographic mix "brings little distribution opportunity for PSA in its key target markets" of Latin America, China or Russia.
Despite some initial Democratic optimism after they held on to New Hampshire and temporarily appeared to be ahead in North Carolina, the party lost almost all its key target Senate seats.
Organic chocolate manufacturer Green & Black's has already met its key target for Fairtrade certification across all chocolate bars and drinks in the UK by the end of this year, it said on Tuesday.
The government will tell you it is hitting its key targets, rightwing pundits still cheer the idea that prison works, liberals twist themselves around statistics like beans running up a pole, to prove that all is well.
Almost every municipality cites sustainability as one of its key targets, but it is often not clear as to how this declaration translates into action, or if the actions that are taken go beyond green window dressing.
Although Lucas was re-elected on an increased majority, the Green party also failed to take its key targets of Bristol West – where it came second with 17,224 votes – and Norwich South.
The Productivity Commission says the government will not meet its key targets.
More than 18 months after that crackdown began, at least four of its key targets, including Xie, remain behind bars facing trial for crimes including subversion.
