Sentence examples for target to secure from inspiring English sources

"We are not going to address poverty and create opportunity while 60 per cent of young people from poor households fail even to achieve the old and unambitious target to secure five GCSEs at C grade or higher, including English and maths.

In part, this has been driven by the intense pressure the government has been under to meet targets to secure its next round of loans.

Lynton Crosby, the Australian expert imported to run the Conservative campaign, has a 40 40 strategy - 40 seats the party is aggressively targeting to secure a parliamentary majority; another forty marginals it must hold on to at the same time.

But it's scary to consider the implications of an evolving political realization that a broad-based, inclusive constituency may not be as critical as huge war-chests and smart targeting to secure a parliamentary majority.

His very ambitious target is to secure all weapons-useable nuclear material within four years.

Providing he can overcome this little local difficulty, his next target is to secure 5% of the vote in the presidential election, thus winning federal funding for a campaign in 2004, and thereby laying the foundation for a viable third party.Not a large target yet one that could have a profound effect on Mr Gore's chances.

Mr Hachey says: "The target is to secure 300 firm orders by the aircraft's entry into service next year".

"It's better to set my targets high, to secure a decent future for my daughter".

With rising prices, tough carbon reduction targets, efforts to secure energy supply and mounting political uncertainty ahead of the next election, energy has become a critical issue for government, businesses and civil society.

Besides, it is able to assign its transfer targets and to secure against most RFID attacks.

Estimates of coverage with PMTCT services among all HIV-infected pregnant women are vital to monitor progress relative to targets, and to secure donor funding for PMTCT programmes [ 7].