Sentence examples for proclaimed target from inspiring English sources

The phone's proclaimed target markets are employers and parents who have the legal authority to watch what their children do on their smart phones.

As Conservative leader a decade ago (he is now foreign secretary), William Hague proclaimed a target of a million-strong membership.

Nearly a year before the 2004 Summer Games, U.S. Olympic Committee officials proclaimed a target of 100 medals for Team USA in Athens.

And by proclaiming our target of fully embracing that black lives matter, we come closer to our aspirations of a society where all lives matter.

Proclaiming their targets to be carefully chosen and their fire to be efficient, Israeli Army generals noted today that only one civilian was injured.

Or, as a third alternative, the evaluation may compare the results with targets proclaimed in advance.

He believes the Fed should publicly proclaim an inflation target, perhaps 2%.

Ten years ago, Republicans proclaimed loudly that their easiest targets were Anglo Democrats.

Generally, proclaimed policies and programmes for achieving targets of increasing food production and ensuring food security always looked good on paper in many countries, but little is usually done regarding effective preparatory plans and their implementation.

Almost from the moment he was taken into custody two years ago at his home in River Oaks, Houston's most exclusive residential district, Mr. Wyatt has proclaimed his innocence, contending that he is the target of a "vindictive" government.

Forbes proclaimed us "Desperate and in Debt", republicans were targeting us with their political campaigns, and apparently we don't even like to look ourselves in the mirror.