Sentence examples for target of putting from inspiring English sources

Many focused on how the bid for the moon had been begun by John F Kennedy who as president audaciously set the target of putting a man there in a 1961 speech.

The new policy sets a target of putting half of those jobs out for competition in the next two years or so, and extending this to all 850,000 over the long run.

George Osborne is set to miss his target of putting the public finances into surplus by the end of the decade according to the latest forecasts by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.

The Bank of England voted to keep rates on hold at their record low of 0.5% George Osborne is set to miss his target of putting the public finances into surplus by the end of the decade according to the latest forecasts by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.

Also advising the European Commission on mission orientation, she believes that government should set the big objectives, as President Kennedy did when he set the target of putting a man on the moon by 1970.

The NFP remained consistent with its predecessor Act by maintaining a target of putting one-third of the national land area under forest.

Thank you Target for putting all of the Goldfish crackers in my toddler's sight line.

He said: "You need to monitor what schools are doing and targets are one way of putting some pressure on schools and set expectations".

The Court apparently decided that the federal threats statute would be satisfied by a showing that the speaker had the purpose of putting the target in fear, or that he knew the target would be put in fear (the "knowledge test") — the defendant's counsel had conceded at oral argument that such knowledge would indeed satisfy the federal statute.

There are three critical steps from the identification of new targets to putting a new drug onto the market.

For much of last week, Trump has been raging against his new favorite target, Amazon – accusing the company of putting "fully tax paying retailers" out of business, and using the USPS as its "Delivery Boy" at the expense of American taxpayers.