Sentence examples for target proposes from inspiring English sources

Another common image matching approach, the K-nearest neighbour method as a compared target, proposes a method to fuse real-value K-nearest neighbour classifiers by feature grouping [ 14].

Their chief target: proposed 800‐mile, 4‐foot‐diameter pipeline.

The Holy See is also thought to have wanted mention of a standalone gender equality target proposed in the sustainable development goals removed from the declaration.

If agreed, the lower public health target proposed today – 48.5% – will be used as the basis for setting binding targets over the next 15 years for pollutants such as ammonia, sulphur dioxide (SO2), particulate matter (PM2.5) and nitrogen oxides (NOx).

The Australian Conservation Foundation's chief executive, Kelly O'Shanassy, said "the target proposed by the government is bad news for life in Australia, out of step with other countries and inconsistent with the global commitment to keep global warming below 2C".

Australian Conservation Foundation chief executive Kelly O'Shanassy said "the target proposed by the government is bad news for life in Australia, out of step with other countries and inconsistent with the global commitment to keep global warming below 2C".

Updated at 12.08pm GMT 11.48am GMT Delegates have just passed the manufacturing motion, which says that the government should scrap the review in 2014 of the fourth carbon budget target proposed by George Osborne.

Tony Abbott has declared the new clean energy target proposed by the chief scientist, Alan Finkel, sounds like a "magic pudding" and he says the Coalition must not adopt a new tax on coal.

The most aggressive of the regulations requires that by 2030, the nation's existing power plants must cut emissions by 32percentt from 2005 levels, which is an increase from the 30 percent target proposed in the draft regulation.

An additional target proposed for type II pyrethroids is the membrane chloride ion channel (Hemmen and Brouwer 1995).

We back the target proposed by Nobel Prize winner Joseph Stiglitz -- to reduce income inequality so that the income of the top 10percentnt is no more than that of the bottom 40percentt.