Sentence examples for of setting targets from inspiring English sources

THE government is notoriously fond of setting targets.

The importance of setting targets before design, is highlighted for designing renewable-based isolated energy systems.

Hansen lambasts the current international approach of setting targets through "cap and trade" schemes as not up to the task.

As we saw with Cooking, the mere exercise of setting targets, even rough ones, can be a powerful focusing mechanism.

In fact, as the full implications of setting targets sank in, it became clear that Trinity Mirror's journalistic staff did not buy into the project.

May said that she would bring forward detailed proposals for change, short of setting targets, this year after the public consultation.

An independent study condemned the lack of set targets in the directive itself, but concluded that the Birds Directive has brought demonstrable benefits to bird populations in the European Union (Donald, 2007).

And still, despite all the hard work, despite the over-accomplishing of set targets, despite the huge sacrifices made by the people, Ireland has still to get back on its feet completely.

Should there be a goal, for example, [of setting targets for] 2050 levels of emissions reductions globally, or perhaps at a national level?

One of these is to set targets.

By using the concepts of closure and quasi-closure of attribute sets, targets of such dependencies are characterized.