Sentence examples for target of helping from inspiring English sources

Having become one of the best in the world in one code, it is to his credit that he struck out for a new challenge and set himself the target of helping England to the World Cup.

Dannatt said that in September 2014 Street Child set a target of helping 1,000 orphans, but says it is now providing humanitarian and psychosocial support to almost 11,000.

"Our business is the American dream of home ownership," Fannie Mae declared in its mission statement, and in 2001 the company set a target of helping to create six million new homeowners by 2014.

While Cardiff, Wales based Wealthify, which only launched its platform in April 2016, had set itself a target of helping one million UK savers become investors in the next decade.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg used his speech to the BCC conference to set a target of helping a million more women into work work by 2020, saying the Lib Dems will require firms with more than 250 staff to publish the average pay of their male and female workers.

We laud its 2015 target of helping halve malaria deaths in 10 of the worst affected countries.

The report concludes that the uplift is "a poorly targeted method of helping certain colleges to meet the additional costs related to these services".

A small but significant increase in the behavioural target of help seeking during the implementation of the campaign was observed in the target area.

The frustrated soldiers have responded by targeting civilians suspected of helping the insurgents.

Additionally, recruitment of participants targeted a broad sampling of "helping profession" workers.

The consultants association has made a particular target of counselors who boast of helping nearly all their clients gain admission to their top-choice colleges.