Sentence examples for target in the next from inspiring English sources

It is already clear there is next to no chance of meeting the same target in the next Parliament either.

Hammond, who served as defence secretary after succeeding Fox in 2011, declined to give a commitment to meet the 2% spending target in the next parliament.

He also admitted that it would be tougher to meet Labour's child poverty target in the next parliament than in this – a parliament that has seen progress towards meeting the target go backwards.

The EU is set to discuss its 2030 emissions target in the next few months, and several member states are arguing for a 50% reduction compared with 1990 levels, if this level of ambition is matched by other countries.

And how could the Liberal Democrats bang away about the loss of civil liberties without putting off those Tory voters whom they must target in the next election?" Times Editorial, November 24 "The principal line of criticism from the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats was... that ministers were determined to foster a 'climate of fear' in Britain.

The two figures at the heart of the negotiation on spending in the strategic defence and security review in the autumn spoke out after the foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, declined over the weekend to confirm whether the Tories would meet the 2% Nato target in the next parliament.

But given the success of some Indian IT firms in the past decade, who would bet against them meeting their targets in the next?

Mr. Davis listed the Golden Gate and Bay Bridge in the San Francisco Bay area, the Coronado Bridge connecting San Diego and Coronado and the Vincent Thomas Bridge at the Port of Los Angeles as possible targets in the next few days.

The gaunt and defeated governor sits at a fire base camp near the San Bernardino Mountains, bucking up the spirits of weary firefighters, who had been seen as likely targets in the next budget cuts.

In a new report analysts at Credit Suisse, an investment bank, argue that Britain's GlaxoSmithKline and Switzerland's Novartis are the most "natural acquirers" today, with Britain's Astra Zeneca and America's Wyeth and Bristol-Myers Squibb BMSS) as the "natural targets" in the next wave of consolidation.Julien Dormois of Bryan Garnier, an investment bank, goes further.

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