Sentence examples for target help from inspiring English sources

"Free tuition sounds so much better" than his wife's plan, which would target help on the poorest students, he acknowledged.

"So the simple fact is, this tax power does not enable me to target help to those on the lowest incomes," Swinney said.

Ministers were seeking to target help for the most severely disabled by introducing means-testing of incapacity benefit for people with pension income, he said.

It would be better to target help to cities with high unemployment (rather than merely to poor regions that might be losing population).

It is far better to target help on the basis of people's income (something which, in places like Los Angeles, would mean helping Latinos anyway).

But the deputy prime minister will say that more needs to be done to target help at the young after figures showed that three children in every classroom have diagnosable mental heath conditions.

Docking studies using trypanothione oxy-reductase as target helped understanding the activities.

Hunt repeated his buy recommendation and 330p price target, helping push the shares 5.3p higher to 300.9.

Morgan Stanley issued an overweight rating with a 315p price target, helping push Barclays 12.6p higher to 248.45p.

The campaign, created by Wieden & Kennedy, is intended to demonstrate how Target helps consumers improve their everyday lives.

Herrera came up with the game's first shot on target, helping set up the opening goal when Tim Howard tipped his shot away for a corner.