Sentence examples for target represents from inspiring English sources

This year's target represents a 70% increase in the construction of social housing compared with 2010 (see chart).

According to the European Commission, the 2020 target represents a 40 percent reduction from the fleet average in 2007.

The target represents 70 per cent of the badgers in the culling zone, a level the government says will effectively reduce the level of bovine tuberculosis without wiping out the local population altogether.

In setting Australia's post-2020 emissions reduction targets, the government has said it will take into account "the scope and nature of other countries' targets – so that our target represents Australia's fair share and does not put Australia at a competitive disadvantage to our key trading partners and the major economies".

Central to achieving this is the creation of the Emissions Reduction Fund," said Hunt. "The five percent target represents serious action and is comparable with the action being taken by other countries when compared using 2005 as the benchmark starting point".

The new target represents an expected 14% upside to the stock's Tuesday closing price of $43.01.

Results were calculated as: % Lysis = Experimental-Effector Spontaneous-Target Spontaneous X 100 Target Maximum-Target Spontaneouswhere target maximum represents target cells plus Promega lysis solution containing detergent.

It is easy to make Don Fehr a target representing everything that frustrates us.

For others, the lack of a binding energy-efficiency target represented a fundamental flaw.

He is to drive into the town and deliver a bomb at the house of the local judge -- notably fair-minded and for that reason, according to the gang leader, a better target, representing the best of the "system".

When the cross disappeared, the target, represented as an apple, appeared in one of the corners.