Sentence examples for target in future from inspiring English sources

Both governments face majority public opposition to their plans and find it difficult to present a coherent case in favour of a system which is not designed to protect the countries in which it is situated, and which will make those host countries a target in future US wars.

In its most recent financial year, the fund made a return of over 11%, but some observers reckon it will struggle to meet its target in future without taking more risks.CalPERS can point to the fact that over the past 20 years it has earned an average annual return of 7.9%.

(Big Health has not yet made any firm decisions on other areas it will target in future).

Similarly, parental efficacy, not previously studied in relation to parenting about smoking, may be important to target in future interventions.

At regional and national levels, terrestrial sinks driven by historic land use change, such as reforestation efforts, can be sizeable [26] and may represent an attractive target in future C mitigation negotiations.

Additionally, a consensus binding-pocket for the alkylmorpholine or piperazine moiety present in all of the designed antagonists was established as an important area of the GM1 binding site to target in future work.

Others, including parents, fear the public release of names could endanger the girls' lives and that Christian girls may be targeted in future.

Despite the situation in Cyprus, Europe's approach has deepened the fear that bank creditors stand a greater chance of being targets in future bailouts.

Although a trial court threw out the suit on the ground that the plaintiffs did not have legal standing, a midlevel appellate court in Manhattan on Thursday reversed that decision, saying the plaintiffs risked "being targeted in future investigations".

Some internet groups say they have already set up active branches across the country, and built a database with names and addresses of security officers to be targeted in future.Other Islamist radicals have already proved their murderous capacity.

These processing techniques will be targeted in future and are not currently focused in this paper.