Sentence examples for target in light of from inspiring English sources

Of these, Donald Trump may seem like an easy target in light of his self-professed bigotry.

Under Section 2 of the 2008 Act, the Secretary of State has the authority to revise the target in light of scientific developments and international law.

When the Olympics were won, the then Labour government promised to increase the number of people playing sport three times a week by 1m by 2012 but the coalition was forced to abandon that target in light of slow progress.

The claimants alleged that the Secretary of State violated the Climate Change Act 2008 (the 2008 Act) and other law by failing to revise a 2050 carbon reduction target in light of new international law and scientific developments.

In February 2018, a judge of the Queen's Bench Division, Administrative Court, denied an application for judicial review of the UK government's alleged violation of the Climate Change Act 2008 for failure to revise its 2050 carbon emissions reduction target in light of the Paris Agreement and the latest science.

The identification of Rest as a direct Oct4 target, in light of its role in maintaining chromatin plasticity throughout neurogenesis, [31] provides a mechanistic understanding of Oct4's role in promoting neural differentiation [3].

But instead of reconsidering these targets in light of new research, President Bush indicated his support for a 50% reduction in global carbon emissions by 2050.

Germany, Austria, Portugal and Luxembourg are leading calls for the EU to increase its 2030 climate targets in light of December's Paris agreement.

How clear are the panel on the risks of missing redistributive opportunities and poverty reduction targets in light of lessons learned about the short-termism of the private sector from the structural adjustment programmes of past decades?

Reaching the group phase is worth a minimum of £6m but Redknapp, who was surprisingly low-key after the game, said he would not be revising his transfer targets in light of Tottenham's achievement.

In the case of Spain, Mr. Rehn could seek to hold the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to ambitious deficit targets — and yet offer more time to meet those targets in light of the worsening economic outlook for Europe as a whole.