Sentence examples for revised target from inspiring English sources

England will have a revised target.

England's revised target is 138 from 29 overs.

The proportion of female government board directors hit 40.5% at the end of June, prompting the revised target.

But there is nothing stopping it from asking for their formal blessing for a revised target.

Now the IPC is confident that it will be able to sell out its revised target of 2.5m tickets, having priced tickets affordably for locals.

This year, Madrid economists think it will end up with a deficit of about 7 percent, rather than its latest revised target of 6.3 percent.

But the November borrowing figure was lower than last year's £13.2bn and put the Treasury on course to meet the Office for Budget Responsibility's revised target for borrowing by the end of the year.

Rather than taking immediate action to address their failures, they will concentrate on producing a revised target for 2020 and a "vision" for 2050, as well as creating further delays by expressing the need for better biodiversity indicators.

Vietnam currently vaccinates approximately 60% of babies within 24 hours of birth and, says Gish, has the rural healthcare system in place to reach the WHO's revised target of 90% coverage (up from 80%).

From 2012 onwards the target was moved to a weighted average of 17% of biome area protected, which is based on a revised target established by the CBD in Nagoya, Japan, October 2010.

Another rain delay at the midway point set Australia their revised target.