Sentence examples for rebuilding target from inspiring English sources

But researchers now say the survey might have sharply overestimated the number of young cod; the new data suggest the spawning population is at only about 20 percent of the rebuilding target.

The declaration, which allows Congress to appropriate financial relief for the industry but does not guarantee any funds, comes after an assessment last year by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that found that the population of Gulf of Maine cod — a critical commercial species here — was about 20 percent of its rebuilding target.

The analysis, by the Natural Resources Defense Council, concludes that 21 of 44 species that it studied have met rebuilding targets and 7 others have made significant progress, increasing their populations by at least 25 percent.

The structure of scaffolds is known to play a key role in tissue engineering as it provides structural support and physical environment allowing cells to reside and rebuild the target tissue.

All have been managed under the 1996 law, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, which sets a 10-year target for rebuilding each species.

So, in other words, federal fisheries managers must develop strategies with a target of rebuilding in 10 years.

The $4.55 billion includes $1.8 billion already specifically targeted to rebuilding the tracks and other PATH and subway infrastructure destroyed in the Sept. 11 attacks.

Yet through conservation, we can rebuild groundfish to target population levels.

Plans for a coronation ceremony last year were shelved because the king said he wanted to target funds on rebuilding Nuku'alofa, but there was also concern that islanders would not welcome extravagant celebrations.

A better option is to give the management councils greater discretion in setting targets and deadlines for rebuilding fish stocks.

But the murderous chaos in Iraq, and the growing violence in southern Afghanistan, have shown that America is good at destroying targets, and bad at rebuilding states.