One of the key targets of the crackdown is lawyer Wang Quanzhang.
Indeed, Christian fundamentalism was one of the key targets of his 2008 documentary Religulous.
But in January Yuan told a conference, "Young teachers and students are key targets of infiltration by enemy forces".
Deliberately using provocative themes as key targets of humour, White Man Falling is a skilful blend of farce and satire.
In plants, 14-3-3 isoforequiredrequired for disease resistance and key targets of pathogen effectors.
Felsani, A., Mileo, A. M. & Paggi, M. G. Retinoblastoma family proteins as key targets of the small DNA virus oncoproteins.
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.
Drinking, smoking, lack of exercise and obesity are the key targets of the new Public Health England campaign, One You, the body's biggest campaign since 2009's Change4Life, which focused on families and obesity.
A number of previous studies have identified antigen-presenting cells (APCs) as key targets of Ebola virus (EBOV), but the role of APCs in human Ebola virus disease (EVD) is not known.
As well as persistent low-level harassment for the past two years, the attacks stepped up a notch in August 2014 when Sarkeesian was identified as one of the key targets of "#gamergate".
Using outdated surveys, car companies overlooked how important reliability and conformance were becoming in the 1970s; ironically, these companies failed consumers on the very dimensions that were key targets of traditional approaches to quality control.
