Sentence examples for no longer target from inspiring English sources
From now on, the Central Intelligence Agency and the military will no longer target individuals or groups of people in countries like Pakistan based merely on the suspicion that their location or actions link them to Al Qaeda or other groups allied with the terrorist network.
Similarly, Adobe's Bill Mungoven published a blog post pointing out that advertisers can no longer target their campaigns at tablets specifically.
Other media are sceptical of suggestions that in the future the US will no longer target the leaders of its allies.
On Monday, Sina said the clean-up would no longer target gay content.
Last year, police forces in Gloucestershire, Somerset and Durham announced they would no longer target personal use of cannabis.
Italy and Spain no longer target gay men, and in Australia, Brazil and Japan a 12-month deferment post-sexual-contact is in place for gay men and anyone, male or female, who has had sex with them.
"You are no longer targeting people you think will be interested in your product," said Les Kruger, a senior marketing manager at Cingular.
Hackers are no longer targeting corporate networks for gain, instead going after sensitive data hiding in plain sight within personal information and correspondence.
Unlike its previous election interventions, the online campaigning community with a membership of more than 1m is no longer targeting the seats with the most knife-edge margins but rather Coalition seats with reasonably thin margins that are also held by MPs they regard as "hard right wingers holding back progress on our key issues".
A US official acknowledged to the New York Times that they are no longer targeting simply the top tier of leadership in Aqap – an expansion that may be hard to reconcile with President Obama's May pledge to rein in the drone campaign.
Mr Fang, a graduate of Stanford University and former adviser to Prime Minister Li Keqiang who was appointed to the regulator last October, stressed that Beijing was no longer targeting the dollar but a basket of currencies, making the RMB's moves against the Greenback much less relevant.
