Sentence examples for targeted to bring from inspiring English sources

It would be followed by a timetable of action that could be targeted to bring different sectors to a halt for up to a week.

He had done some thorough homework on Darlington and League Two, our players and potential new players, some of whom he's already targeted to bring in.

A headline on the front page of the Washington Post read, "DEMOCRATS TAKE KNIFE TO OBAMA'S BUDGET; BILLIONS TARGETED TO BRING DEFICITS DOWN".

Western military strategists had, of course, identified the nerve centres they would need to target to bring down their enemy.

In terms of the bank levy, which the chancellor is targeting to bring in £2.5bn a year, RBS estimated it would incur a £225m-£250m charge in 2011, rising to approximately £350m-£400m in 2012.

"We target to bring at least a 10th, and we've achieved that throughout the year, and for Silverstone we've got more than that and that's come through a series of aerodynamic and suspension upgrades.

The measures support both the execution of the company's strategy and the savings target the company announced earlier this year, and also target to bring efficiencies and speed to the organization.

In the 1990s it set targets to bring down the numbers with cancer and the deaths.

David Cameron has set a target to bring net migration below 100,000, meaning the target is being missed by three times.

It forced the bank to abandon a target to bring its costs down to 48 percent to 52 percent of income.

Every country agreed, nearly three years ago, to set its own targets to bring down its greenhouse gas emissions.