Sentence examples for target to help from inspiring English sources

He's a guy I think we need to target to help us the second half of the season".

Small island states at risk of being swallowed by rising seas argue they need the stronger target to help assure their survival.

Through Skills for Life the department has a target to help 2.25 million people obtain qualifications by 2010, with a milestone of 750,000 by 2004.

I plan to return to ride it again in 10 years' time – at the very least it's a target to help keep my weight down.

It can raise its long-run inflation target, to help convince the private sector that borrowing is a good idea and hoarding cash a mistake.

BP said it had passed its $38bn divestment target to help create a Deepwater Horizon compensation fund, leaving it with "a stronger set of assets".

Strengthening recycling and reuse targets to help reduce and process waste and residues, and putting limits on waste incineration.

Thus, the need to develop therapeutics against novel drug targets to help overcome multi-drug resistant TB is inevitable.

On the first page, the party said it would invest £2.5bn "in schools targeted to help struggling pupils" – a target that will be met with Wednesday's announcement.

The idea is to be able to compare the costs and benefits of a wide range of proposed targets to help the global community set the best targets.

According to police, Kasab told them that the main planner arrived in Mumbai a month ago to film potential targets to help train the gunmen.