Sentence examples for target foundation from inspiring English sources

Installation of subsea hardware requires the vessel to keep its position well so that the subsea hardware can be placed onto the target foundation with the required accuracy.

The existing cap is illogical and unfair – it targets foundation trusts in an almost random way and reduces incentives for innovation and creativity.

Specifically targeted foundation courses also offer more promise than graduate entry as a solution but at some cost to both institutions and students [ 9– 11].

A single pile of the group piles was simulated as an analysis object targeting the foundation (see Fig. 5) of LNG power plant currently being operated, and have modeled it by the centrifuge model test.

And while we expect there to be no shortage of challenges in the future thanks to the likes of Amazon and Wal-Mart, we think that the retailer's strong balance sheet and large investments in e-commerce will help solidify Target's foundation for the future.

And that is what standards are all about; providing us with a target, a foundation from which to build.

Fundraising is only £9m short of the £70m target and foundations have been laid for the new production building.

Mining potential protein targets inside the pathogen via metallomic/metalloproteomic approach and further characterization on the interactions of bismuth drugs with these targets laid foundation in understanding the mechanism of action of bismuth drugs.

By the fall of 2009, Skloot plans to launch an executive education program targeted at foundation CEOs and wealthy individuals who are considering launching philanthropic efforts.

A spokesperson added: "Our broad and progressive package of financial aid will include direct support for students with their living costs and additional provision will be targeted towards foundation year students, local students with disabilities, those who are carers and students formerly in care".

Targeted at Foundation trainees, the initiative also sought to support the transition from medical school to clinical practice.