Sentence examples for target realising from inspiring English sources

In "The Living Daylights" Bond deliberately misses his target, realising the sniper he has been sent to kill is a beautiful female cello player.

Man in the Middle attacks are a highly-sophisticated deception which allows a third party to intervene in an electronic conversation and pretend to be each of the other two parties, obtaining valuable information or spreading disinformation without the targets realising.

The Conservatives are still clinging to their failing target without realising that simply ramping up rhetoric undermines consent.

It even employs designers, often young and up-and-coming, to create exclusive ranges for it.What Target has realised is that, while people like bargains, they like smart-looking ones even more.

But when the agency set itself the challenging 2015 target, it realised it would need to go beyond standard technology but to also make some simple, but fundamental changes, to its operating procedures.

The converse finding is more revealing: little evidence base may still lead to improvements in processes of care on the condition that programme management reflects upon how achievable and challenging targets should be formulated and which instruments and indicators should be used to demonstrate whether targets are realised.

An evaluation of pre-set targets to realise water depth and flow velocity ranges shows the current procedures to be deficient.

All water facility targets were realised and exceeded within the project time span, taking into account the individually-financed household boreholes' high level of community awareness.

4 However, management targets are realised in only a small proportion of children. 5 6 Psychoeducational interventions, including education integrated into routine care and continued parental involvement that encourages self efficacy in adolescents have resulted in modest improvements in blood glucose control in young people with diabetes.

The degree of effectiveness and percentage of teams realising targets varied between collaboratives.

Purpose/Objective: This evaluation study of the Gwanda Integrated Rural Water Supply and Sanitation (IRWSS) Project is intended to review the performance of the project and to make an assessment of how effective it was in reaching its targets and in realising its goal and purpose.