Sentence examples for target ministers from inspiring English sources
In an attempt to rescue the 20% target, ministers have ordered a policy review, which the Guardian obtained this week.
But this has come at a cost – in their haste to meet the target, ministers have changed the rules to keep out migrants who can bring huge benefits to the UK.
The revelation that UK intelligence agencies made plans to target ministers and officials from Commonwealth countries, as well as the targeting of G20 officials disclosed elsewhere, is likely to raise tensions among the Commonwealth nations, who may seek clarity over whether their officials were bugged, and if so to what extent.
During the Troubles, Irish republicans frequently targeted ministers.
The sector needs to be set targets: ministers insist that they're dedicated to improving adults' basic skills, but they've neglected to put the mechanisms in place to make this a reality.
Saudi Arabia faces a threat from terrorists with an even more fundamentalist religious ideology than the official one, and which has targeted ministers, foreigners and, as recently as May, Shias.
The government is "confident" of achieving its 8percentt growth target, the minister of industry and information, Li Yizhong said.
Nor will a revision of the carbon emission targets, which ministers are said to be considering as an alternative to a windfall tax.
Spain met its 2010 budget deficit target, Finance Minister Elena Salgado said Tuesday, as spending cuts by the central government in Madrid helped offset the missed targets of about half of the country's regional governments.
MADRID — Spain met its 2010 budget deficit target, Finance Minister Elena Salgado announced Tuesday, as spending cuts by the central government in Madrid helped offset the missed targets of about half of the country's regional governments.
PAGE A4 Making Arafat a Target Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said he was no longer bound by his pledge not to harm Yasir Arafat, suggesting that he might take action against the Palestinian leader.
