Sentence examples for targeted to make from inspiring English sources

Ebony and rosewoods are targeted to make high-price furniture, musical instruments, chess pieces and flooring.

Travel advice needs to be targeted to make people aware of general issues and also of specific issues".

But campaigners are furious that services at Lewisham, which is not part of the trust and is financially sound, are being targeted to make savings at SHLT.

They realize that they would only draw opposition from lobbyists representing whatever industry it is that would be targeted to make up the money.

Hardworking parents are being targeted to make easy money for the government.

The plan is to have networks up and running by 2015, the year the government has targeted to make the UK the fastest broadband nation in Europe.

In Pennsylvania a hardline judge has given his approval to a voter ID law specifically targeted to making it harder for low-income would-be voters to register.

Furthermore, they could help clinicians to identify the characteristics of caregivers which psychosocial interventions should target to make for improved quality of care.

"Sky has publicly committed to ambitious targets to make this happen.

It gave local authorities targets to make provision for Traveller sites.

"That's the target: to make the Champions Leaguee next year, which is a must for this club.