Sentence examples for target of open from inspiring English sources

"However for India to achieve the government target of open defecation free status by 2019, states will need to accelerate coverage to reach 12% [of India's 1.25 billion people] per year.

In New Jersey, teachers and their unions find themselves the target of open ridicule from Gov. Chris Christie, who is seeking major increases in how much the state's public employees pay for their pensions and health care.

The chain has opened 12 M local stores and is on track to meet its target of opening 60-70 convenience stores by the end of the year.

With 293 stores Poundland has set a long-term target of opening 800 - the same number as Woolworths had when it collapsed.

"We remain committed to our target of opening a new [Legoland] park every two to three years," said Merlin chief executive Nick Varney.

The company has opened 11 such stores already, plans to have 15 by the end of the month, and is on pace to meet its target of opening 25 by the end of the year.

It slashed capital spending by almost half to between £500m and £550m a year over the three-year period, but stuck to its target of opening 100 convenience stores a year.

David Cameron last year set a target of opening 500 new free schools by 2020, partly in order to cater for a population boom, with officials predicting a 20% increase in secondary school rolls and 8% in primaries by 2024.

Work on the museum is to continue at full speed to meet the target of opening next year, even as forensic scientists work to ascertain the origins of the human remains, Turkey's culture minister, Ertugrul Gunay, said in an interview in Istanbul last month.

High-speed transportation technology developer Hyperloop One plans to raise as much as $250 million in the coming months as it races toward a target of opening its first systems by the early 2020s, according to Forbes.

With a message that focuses on House Republican votes, combined with the targeting of open seats and seats held by the most conservative members, Democratic officials believe it is possible to eke out the net gain of 25 seats needed to take back the House.