Sentence examples for target widening from inspiring English sources

Beyond extending the sunset date, Burr's draft would allow intelligence agencies to resume spying on communications that make mention of a specific foreign target, widening the scope of surveillance well beyond current interpretations of the law that allow only for intercepting communications sent to or from a named target.

But other analysts said Wal-Mart began cutting prices in October, and that Target widened its array of toys for the holiday season while cutting prices sharply as well.

The list of targets widens.

There are several reasons to use Cloud computing technology, e.g. offering the application as a service has the target of widening the customer base.

For example, the introduction of cervical smear targets for UK general practices in 1990 resulted in practices in affluent areas rapidly achieving the highest targets, initially widening the health inequality gap.

A chance for tough targets on widening access, missing.

Offa said no institution had been allowed to change its targets for widening access.

He said universities should set their own targets for widening entry and decide how best to achieve them.

From 2001 we were trying to raise the standards of public services by creating targets and widening people's choices.

A quarter of English universities have failed to meet their targets for widening access to poorer students.

Universities intending to charge fees of between £6,000 and £9,000 a year from autumn 2012 have been asked to set themselves tougher targets for widening their pool of students.