Sentence examples for rollout targeting from inspiring English sources

Having already connected the major towns and cities, the operator is now entering the more expensive phase of its rollout, targeting settlements of less than 10,000, which will bring it within range of more than 3.5 million people.

Baidu is aiming to get its first production vehicles on the road using its technology by 2018, with a broader, mass production rollout targeted for 2021.

GAVI-eligible countries that already have systems in place for national rollouts targeting adolescent girls may apply for funding without undertaking demonstration projects.

The ombudsman linked the problem to a lack of resourcing, competing priorities and pressure on the NDIA to meet its rollout targets.

She said support plans for participants were being rushed to meet rollout targets, making the process less thorough and considered than it ought to be.

The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee also asked whether broadband rollout targets would be met and if minimum speeds were high enough.

The rollout is also targeting an initial deployment in time for New Year's Eve, with Uber handing them out at driver events in the launch cities to help make one of the service's busiest nights a bit easier on all involved.

"We are targeting consumer rollout by end of 2017 through issuers that choose to offer biometric cards," she told us.

"We are targeting consumer rollout by end of 2017 through issuers that choose to offer biometric cards," she told us.

Targeting its rollout to particular cities, and perhaps also going after specific communities such as college campuses, is another strategy it's looking at to ensure it builds out its user-base in a way that enhance the overall usefulness of the service to those users, in the shortest possible time frame.

Today's rollout is more targeted towards bigger brands, but a more scaled down offering will be introduced soon and will cost SMBs $99 per month.