Sentence examples for targeted where from inspiring English sources

Public subsidy must be targeted where it is needed most".

"We are working with local authorities to ensure funding is targeted where it is most needed".

It would be better if resources are targeted where they make most difference – and that is in primary and early secondary school.

First, we are determined to ensure that our assistance is targeted where it can have the most impact on the refugees at greatest risk.

It both recognises the opportunities presented by the growing green goods and services market, which now supports 1m jobs, and that in tough economic times, government subsidies must be targeted where they can have most impact and enduring value.

Universities' funding through access agreements has risen from £444m in 2011-12 to £745m this year, and the government wants the money to be targeted where it will have genuine impact.

"The NSPCC cannot do everything and be everywhere, so we must ensure that our actions are targeted where they are most needed and are designed to have influence well beyond those we are able to help directly," says Wanless. "Last year we spent over £111m on charitable services, over 90% of which came from sources other than the government.

"Where there is racism and discrimination, where young people are being unfairly targeted, where there is corruption – as we've seen during the phone-hacking scandal and a number of major high-profile cases, such as Ian Tomlinson – I am absolutely clear and robust about those issues, and about the challenge the police face".