Sentence examples for targeting effort from inspiring English sources

Before that, she led the I.R.S.'s tax-exempt and government-entities division, which contained the political targeting effort.

The report by the Treasury inspector general for tax administration offered new details on the scope and duration of the I.R.S. targeting effort.

Mr. Wolin learned of the inspector general's audit into the targeting effort in the summer of 2012, and Republicans want him to say what he did with that information.

At its hearing on Tuesday, the committee plans to hear from Douglas Shulman, a Bush administration appointee who led the I.R.S. from March 2008 until November 2012, when much of the targeting effort took place.

When will the next hearings be held? A. A Senate Finance Committee hearing on Tuesday will feature Douglas Shulman, a George W. Bush appointee and the last confirmed I.R.S. commissioner, who headed the service during much of the targeting effort.

In a nine-page letter to Ms. Lerner, Representative Darrell Issa of California, the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio, accused her of providing false or misleading information to the committee four times in 2012 as the scope of the targeting effort became clear ahead of the presidential election.

The NSA has cumulatively spent more than $1bn in its phone targeting efforts.

Cook said the US military had already downgraded its targeting efforts following a failed attempt at a ceasefire this summer, but maintained a "fusion cell" with the Saudis.

According to documents, the targeting efforts involved programmes run from GCHQ's listening post near the small Cornish seaside resort of Bude.

--Cooperation between Palesecuritysecurity and intelligence services and Israeli counterparts on terrorism, including targeting efforts, technical operations, surveillance, interrogation, capture and prosecution of known terrorists.

AOL executives say they are happy to give people a way to keep their Internet habits private, even though that would undercut AOL's own behavioral targeting efforts.