Sentence examples for now on target from inspiring English sources

"Official figures show Australia beat its first Kyoto protocol emissions target and is now on target to beat its 2020 emissions reduction target by 224m tonnes," Frydenberg said.

The pressure is now on Target to join a growing list of major chains – including Jack in the Box, Chipotle, Sonic and Chili's – that have agreed to block the open carrying of firearms in their outlets even when that conflicts with local state laws.

Both firms said that "punctuality and reliability levels" were now on target.

This is a key message for Nepal, which is now on target to achieve the Millennium Development Goals for reducing maternal and child mortality.

Apple is unlikely to answer that question directly, but my guess is that it has focused up to now on targeting early adopters and more well-off users in these markets.

The first: After two years as an online-only subscription product, Bevel is now stocked on Target shelves because Walker struck up a relationship with a customer who left a glowing review from an @target.com email address.

As we traveled along the Pacific Ocean coast, I found many beach areas that I never even knew existed that are now on my target list to explore.

The emphasis of treatment as well as being cure is now focussing on targeting therapy to reduce the treatment burden in good risk disease and identify and intensify treatment for those with poor risk disease.

Aid policy is now based on targets, not need, and that's disappointing'.

In addition to novel cytotoxic agents, emerging approaches based on small molecules and biologics now focus on targets critical to ovarian carcinogenesis, metastasis, and immune surveillance.

However, clinicians can now concentrate on targeting other aspects of type 2 diabetes, particularly BP and cholesterol reduction in the clear knowledge that this will have a larger effect in preventing macrovascular complications.