Subsequent initiatives target wide-bandgap semiconductors (Raleigh, North Carolina), lightweight technology (Detroit, Michigan), integrated digital design and manufacturing (Chicago, Illinois) and advanced fibre-reinforced polymer composites (Knoxville, Tennessee).
He had been lucky when his misplaced header let in M'Baye Niang, but the young winger for Milan struck a post with the target wide open.
Madden broke away on the right wing and beat Belfour from near the bottom of the right circle, the same spot he had missed the target wide seconds earlier, for his third goal of the playoffs.
It is much easier to target wide swaths of constituencies through television and radio ads, mass phone calls and dropped-off campaign pamphlets, rather than trying to visit every single county in the state.
It allows the government to financially whack anyone, even those who escape local justice, with serious consequences, without unfairly targeting wider swathes of the country in which they might be operating.
Right tackle, big-target wide receiver and outside linebacker rank among their positions of need.
The Chargers, as they've been known to do, have targeted wide receivers at a rate higher than any other team in the league (72.3percentt).
Against the Bears, Mitchell Trubisky completed 18 of the 28 passes on which he targeted wide receivers for 248 yards, including five completions of at least 20 yards.
They argued that while American and European sanctions have not yet targeted wide parts of the Russian economy, they have sent a message to international businesses, and that just the threat of broader measures has produced a chilling effect.
