Sentence examples for target to bring from inspiring English sources

Western military strategists had, of course, identified the nerve centres they would need to target to bring down their enemy.

Pass a Zero Carbon Britain Act to set a new legally binding target to bring greenhouse emissions to zero by 2050.

The one-time darling of Seventh Avenue, Isaac Mizrahi, was hired last year by Target to bring style to shoppers in 47 states.

"I'm delighted that we are now in a position to deliver on the BBC Trust's target to bring digital radio to 90% of the UK," Davie added.

In aviation, we have set ourselves a tough national target to bring CO2 emissions from UK aviation below 2005 levels by 2050.

The big test will come if France is deemed to be missing its target to bring the deficit below 3% of GDP next year.

In the 1990s it set targets to bring down the numbers with cancer and the deaths.

It would be followed by a timetable of action that could be targeted to bring different sectors to a halt for up to a week.

The NHS Plan later that year set out a plethora of targets to bring this about, of which the most salient was a commitment to shorten waiting times.

He had done some thorough homework on Darlington and League Two, our players and potential new players, some of whom he's already targeted to bring in.

In terms of the bank levy, which the chancellor is targeting to bring in £2.5bn a year, RBS estimated it would incur a £225m-£250m charge in 2011, rising to approximately £350m-£400m in 2012.