Sentence examples for target to include from inspiring English sources

We do not target to include such aspects as a delayed rifting in Northern Ethiopia with respect to that in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden34,35,36,37,38 or a westward propagation of the Gulf of Aden opening in the Miocene due to lateral propagation of the Sheba Ridge from the Indian Ocean into the African continent15,39,40.

They defined as a target to include 136 SVHC in the candidate list by end of 2012.

When such an arrest is made, ICE officers have developed specific, detailed information about the target, to include photographs and other personally identifiable information".

The current version of the bill also includes several measures unrelated to surveillance, like extending the maximum penalty for those convicted of providing material support for terrorism and extending the definition of an acceptable spying target to include those who "conspire with" or "abet" suspects involved in weapons proliferation.

When such an arrest is made, ICE officers have developed specific, detailed information about the target, to include photographs and other personally identifiable information". While the new detainer discretion laws shield individuals like Teddy Irving while they're in custody, that protection can only last so long.

First, it has expanded its official list of potential nuclear targets to include Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Syria and Libya alongside China and Russia.

At that point, General Clark began to expand the scope of targets to include electrical grids and commercial facilities like tobacco warehouses and the Yugo automobile car factory.

One of the key recommendations is in recruitment, suggesting that the agencies broaden their targets to include middle-aged or mid-career women or mothers.

E.D.F. expects likely targets to include shopping malls, strip malls, multi-tenant commercial buildings and college and corporate campuses.

If anything, Mr Obama has expanded the targets to include not just al-Qaeda's foreign fighters but also members of the Pakistani Taliban.

The latest Nato strikes came days after General Sir David Richards, Britain's chief of defence staff, called on member countries to increase their range of targets to include the regime's infrastructure, command and control centres, and communications networks.