Sentence examples for key target was from inspiring English sources

The plan to stop transmission by the end of 2012 is not on track". The latest report from Donaldson's board, set up last year to monitor and guide the eradication effort, shows that a key target was missed at the end of last year.

One key target was the virus's receptor binding site, the area within the hemagglutinin molecule that makes first contact with the host cell; scientists already knew that two mutations there can make the virus prefer mammalian cells over bird cells.

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.

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.

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 to reduce expensive errors, duplication, and unnecessary procedures that do nothing to improve health and may actually result in worse outcomes.

For those cities now on board, the first key target is to identify and appoint a "chief resilience officer" (CRO) from within the city, whose salary will typically then be funded by the programme for two years.

A key target is the price-sensitivecustomer.