Sentence examples for shift targets from inspiring English sources

These objectives can be integrated into the assumptions made in the traffic forecast studies (objectives of private car use, modal shift targets, objectives of public transport offer).

To fulfil the modal shift targets set in the EU White Paper 2011, it will be necessary to double rail's market share from today's 18%%, by 2050.

This paper aims to determine the impact of achieving the modal shift targets presented in the EC 2011 transport white paper by predicting the demand for goods in the EU27 up to 2050.

The European Commission has adopted and implemented, at various levels, many directives - including three Railway Packages, with ambitions for a fourth - in an attempt to make the European railways more competitive and achieve modal shift targets.

Keeping on board the EU Transport White Paper 2011 modal shift targets, as well as future freight demand and customer requirements, the current research attempts to answer the following three critical questions: How can rail offer the quality of service that will attract customers and fulfil the targets?

However, after adjusting for a calender shift, Target's sales jumped up only 1.1%, which was a few notches below the Street's expectations and previous guidance.

The EU Transport White Paper 2011 has set a modal shift target (from road freight to rail freight) that is considered achievable by many (either optimistic or pragmatic views) but is also considered unlikely by others (pessimistic view).

As for the employees running the holiday shift, Target said it "works closely with its team members to understand scheduling preferences" and pays such workers time and a half.

Lengthy military engagement against shifting targets will simply increase the number and tenacity of the bin Ladens of the future.

Established as part of the 1945 postwar settlement, they were creations of a strong state, but they were not distracted from their true functions by intrusive monitoring and shifting targets set by governments.

What Johnson, the two-time N.C.A.A. men's singles champion, had been doing, he said, was mixing up his shots, serving and volleying to steal points at the net, changing positions on the court and shifting targets for his serve.