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Volkswagen is setting a target of 10 million in annual sales by 2018.

In 2012, the Obama Administration ordered carmakers to raise the fuel efficiency of cars, setting a target of 54.5 miles per gallon, on average, by 2025.

But the EPA, too, has proved consistently overambitious, setting a target of 8.7m gallons last year, and imposing a fine of $0.78 for every missing gallon.

Those responsible for investing £350m in British sport since London 2012 have claimed success in Rio will help unite the nation in troubled times, after setting a target of winning more medals than ever before at an overseas Games.

Seeking to avert a trial scheduled to begin March 28, the county agreed to a 12-page stipulation setting a target of Jan . 1 2003, for implementing a new system.

At the December COP21 gathering in Paris, 195 governments reached the historic agreement setting a target of limiting global warming to "well below" 2C compared with pre-industrial levels.

Every E-Act school principal is set a target of improving GCSE results by 10% a year.

The countries have set a target of £20bn by 2015.

Major donors are being set a target of raising $350,000 apiece.

But Mr. Hygin set a target of three months.

This time, they're insisting the top end of town set a target of 30%.