Sentence examples for setting the target for from inspiring English sources

Not in his wildest dreams could Faldo have imagined the birdie trail he would go on from the 13th, with four birdies in five holes setting the target for the others to chase.

Mr Palocci started out by tightening fiscal policy even more than the IMF wanted, setting the target for the public sector's primary surplus (ie, before interest payments) at 4¼% of GDP.

Speaking at the players send-off dinner, Robinson said, "The players are setting the target for themselves.

World Health Organisation set the target for elimination: less than 2,000 new cases reported annually.

Noble has already set the target for next week's Twitterbombard: David Cameron.

He has set the target for completion for 2014, and we mean to make that date".

Beijing has set the target for the economy to grow by "around 7%" this year, lower than its target for 2014, which was about 7.5%.

The chancellor will set the target for inflation (to begin with, 2 1/2%), so the Bank will not have to decide for itself what "stable prices" means.

Team Wales were set the target for Glasgow 2014 by governing body Sport Wales, in consultation with the coaches from each sport.

The survival observed in the most affluent group should set the target for what is achievable for all lung cancer patients, managed in the same healthcare system.

EIZO's bundled ColorNavigator calibration software2 is used for setting the target values for brightness, white point, and gamma and generating an ICC profile.