Sentence examples similar to targeting driven from inspiring English sources

An Obama administration official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said "systemic, endemic" problems in Saudi Arabia's targeting drove the U.S. decision to halt a future weapons sale involving precision-guided munitions.

Macmillan distances itself from politics; they're not target driven; they don t have that spin that is always around.

But with so much of the curriculum already fiercely target driven, why must these sessions include an element of competition?

This represents more effective and appropriate patient selection in comparison to target driven or binary decision-making based on licensing criteria alone.

The literature on organisational studies has demonstrated that the application of performance targets drives organisational attention and resources towards achieving these targets.

It is less target driven," he explains.

There is a politically agreed global target – driven by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – to limit the global average temperature rise to 2C.

I feel torn between targets driven by government and knowing the children as individuals and giving them the best I can.

In an interim report for education secretary Michael Gove, Professor Eileen Munro said the safety of children is being compromised because social workers spend too much time on paperwork and focusing on targets driven by the requirements of Ofsted evaluations.

Thursday's award came on the same day that the group posted decent quarterly numbers, saying it remains on course to hit full-year targets, driven largely by strong overseas sales.

It is worth noting that techniques driven entirely or partially (as is the case here) from audio tend to lag behind the quality of target driven techniques.