Sentence examples for target imposed from inspiring English sources

Just 33 companies in the FTSE 100 have announced that they will aim for a minimum of one in four female board members by 2015 – a voluntary target imposed by the Davies review in February.

The Dutch political crisis deepened, however, as opposition politicians said they could not back the prime minister's budget plans, raising doubts over whether the country can meet the 3%-of-GDP deficit target imposed by Brussels.

As mentioned before, the initial target imposed by our approach is the set of robust TR.

This narrow target imposes large requirements on the delivered concentration of that particular solute.

Spain's recession worsened dramatically at the end of last year as the government made a final austerity push in order to meet deficit targets imposed by Brussels.

Financial analysts feared that the episode endangered efforts to meet strict targets imposed by the International Monetary Fund, and the Istanbul Stock Exchange dropped by 14.6percentt.

Nearly 40% of English and Welsh councils have switched to fortnightly collections as a direct result of new recycling targets imposed by Europe.

Thousands of hectares of Britain's forests have been sold off by the Forestry Commission as it struggles to meet financial targets imposed by successive governments.

It proposed fresh spending cuts along with tax increases in order to hit the strict deficit targets imposed by the EU.

By way of explanation, the UN adds: "The emphasis on global targets imposed one-size-fits-all targets for countries, irrespective of countries' diverse starting points, financial resources and capacity".

Initially, concern among the Rovers support, and perhaps the former chairman John Williams, lay in the decision to dismiss a manager adept at delivering Premier League safety for allegedly refusing to have transfer targets imposed on him.