Sentence examples for publicised target from inspiring English sources

Consequently, reduction in MRSA disease burden has become a key UK government priority, with a much publicised target of a 50% reduction in MRSA bacteraemia by 2008.

The Association of Chief Police Officers said there had been no change in national policy though it is known that individual forces often publicise operations targeting begging.

BSkyB is expected to reach its highly publicised 10 million subscriber target this year.

A 1923 Board of Education report dealt with boys' under-performance simply by noting their habit of "healthy idleness".Idleness is a threat, however, in an era of performance targets, highly publicised literacy drives and international league tables.

Britain's athletes won six medals, within the target range of five to eight set by funding body UK Sport, although head coach Charles van Commenee had always publicised eight as his own target.

Steele said the information gathered would be used to publicise research and target demonstrations, some of which are planned for next month.

"We've worked hard during the last month or two with a lot of offers in for a lot of players, we are hoping to bring in one or two of those main targets, which have been publicised quite a bit but we will hopefully land them.

We also targeted other charitable organisations and publicised the study across a variety of parenting, disability, and domestic abuse charities in the UK; via our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/maternitystudy); in a local newspaper and two local radio stations.

A possible explanation for this result is that the combination of highly publicised information campaigns for breast cancer in France and the national screening programme indeed targeted a larger population, but economic inequalities have persisted: not having private complementary health insurance (whether free or not) decreased the probability of screening.

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His picture was released and widely publicised.