Sentence examples for key target is from inspiring English sources

Another key target is the nation's 361 ports.

But proponents of this movement say their key target is games journalism.

A key target is providing housing and water supplies for the rural poor.

The other key target is a supine liberal establishment that lacks moral conviction and ultimately bows down before the might of alien entrepreneurs.

A key target is Ochil, which has been held by the newly retired presiding officer George Reid on a narrow SNP majority.

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.

"At the same time, performance against key targets is deteriorating and concerns about quality of care are increasingly widespread.

Appleby said: "At the same time, performance is deteriorating with key targets being missed with increasing regularity and increasing concerns being raised about the quality of patient care..

But a number of other key targets were missed by the health service – including on ambulance response times and cancer waiting times.

The party's key targets are defending their main assets, in the south-east region of England and London respectively, as well as looking to make gains in the north-west, south-west and the eastern region.

Key targets are likely to be welfare spending – which already accounts for the lion's share of Government outlay - and international development aid which has so far escaped unscathed by cut backs.