Sentence examples for takes to target from inspiring English sources

Firearms combat is first-person, with character points assigned to the firearms skill determining the shot's accuracy and how long it takes to target an opponent.

First, what does it take to target long-term interest rates?

The G7 group of industrialised nations has agreed collective action needs to be taken to target tax avoidance and evasion, the chancellor George Osborne has said.

While positive steps have been taken to target NHS funding at social care, the fact remains that some councils will simply not have enough money to meet all their statutory responsibilities.

Efforts have been taken to target checkpoint kinase 1 (chk1; approved gene symbol CHEK1), a crucial checkpoint modulator, for therapeutic intervention.

Previously, he has said she "doesn't look like" she eats healthy foods, and criticized a trip she took to Target.

He added, "This refugee ban and Muslim ban and any other action taken to target these communities is wrong and hateful and hurtful".

Working alongside local authorities, great care was taken to target the most vulnerable households.

Reaching the vulnerable Working alongside local authorities, great care was taken to target the most vulnerable households in Gihundwe.

Once the decision has been taken to target child health in the community, certain common steps can make the approach work most effectively.

28 Doctors working in South Asian communities are likely to encounter large numbers of patients at risk of vivax malaria who may not present for pretravel advice, so all opportunities should be taken to target this group during routine care.