Sentence examples for target outlined from inspiring English sources

But child poverty fell from 27%to18%8% - missing an interim target outlined in the Child Poverty Act.

If the world could limit warming to 1.5C above normal, the toughest target outlined by the recent Paris climate agreement, then reefs could stand a chance.

We also believe AstraZeneca was expecting contribution from this indication in order to get to the Brilinta peak sales target outlined at the time of the Pfizer bid and expect the stock to underperform today on this negative news.

For just a two-in-three shot of keeping below the 2C (3.6F) target outlined in the Paris agreement, wealthy nations like the US should fully decarbonize their energy systems by 2035.

The target, outlined by trade body UKspace, is to increase that to £19bn by 2020 and £40bn by 2030, potentially creating more than 100,000 skilled jobs over that period.

Other targets outlined by Hardie include a five-fold increase in the amount of business ITN derives from the US from 5%to10%0% by the end of 2020.

The carbon reduction targets outlined by the US are below what science tells us is necessary to avoid the most catastrophic impacts of global climate change.

Despite Harper's earlier advocacy for environmental protection, in 2007 his administration officially distanced itself from the emissions targets outlined in the Kyoto Protocol, categorizing them as unattainable.

One of the most groundbreaking targets outlined in the document is a pledge to become the first insurance provider in the world to "ethically screen" all its general insurance products, which include its car, home and travel policies.

The inspector general also found that the agency had not met targets outlined in a 1999 planning document, the Integrated Urban Air Toxics Strategy, including tracking urban dwellers' risk of developing health problems from exposure to pollutants.

This Democratic president already deports immigrants at a record-breaking rate, the federal government spends more on immigration enforcement than all other federal criminal law enforcement initiatives combined, and the border has become so heavily militarized that nearly all border security targets outlined in the failed 2007 immigration bill have been met.