Sentence examples for targeted at better from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to fund this move – such as cancelling tax cuts targeted at better off households.

Square's point-of-sale technology and iPad-powered register, Square Register is getting a big update today targeted at better serving restaurants.

Health care organizations increasingly have implemented quality improvement strategies targeted at better management of chronic conditions.

In addition, other policies should be targeted at better professional recognition and higher salaries through government funding.

Dr. Singletary found reports of only two interventions that helped improve surgery resident experience, and both were targeted at better management of workload.

Learn to distract people from their bones of contention by offering better solutions, better ideas and better wins targeted at ensuring them of a winning outcome too, not one at their expense.

Gove told MPs that the scheme drawn up with Hughes will be better targeted at the poor, and largely discretionary – administered by further education colleges.

"This means that support will be better targeted at low-income families with children, and this budget will have no measurable impact on child poverty in the next two years," Osborne said.

But chief executive of Rape and Domestic Violence Services Australia, Karen Willis, said that the $30m spent on the campaign "wasn't very good expenditure", and that the money could have better targeted at programs like counselling which change perpetrator's behaviour, or services which support survivors.

The government insists the new benefit will be better targeted at those in the greatest need.

The UK government says the changes mean the benefit will be better targeted at those in greatest need.