Sentence examples for targeting working from inspiring English sources

A joint targeting working group meets each week to consider Target Nomination Packets and has direct input from the Combined Forces Command and its divisional HQ, as well as from lawyers, operational command and intelligence units including the CIA.

The Scottish government and Yes Scotland, the main pro-independence campaign, have been carefully targeting working class voters with attacks on the Conservative-led UK government's welfare cuts, growing wealth inequality, Trident missile renewal and the lack of Tory MPs in Scotland.

By targeting the Labor Department and NLRB, Republicans were targeting working people's rights and trying to make sure nobody's in charge of looking out for their interests.

In 2003, Doris had her eyes on the upcoming election, and so she drove around the country on a 22,000 mile voter registration effort targeting working women and minorities.

These findings suggest that CCT targeting working memory functioning shows potential as a preventive intervention for depression.

Adult RMD participants will be randomly allocated to either an online CCT intervention targeting working memory functioning or a low cognitive load training (active control condition).

If this type of targeting worked, investigations by the press into police treatment of groups such as Fit Watch would not see the light of day.

"From chocolate to cars, you want to target working mothers," he said.

It disproportionately targets working Americans, which is why Barack Obama campaigned against it in 2008 before later embracing it.

Training programmes that directly target working memory provide important evidence that it is possible to make enduring changes to these memory abilities.

Accordingly, based on the rejection data (25 items rejected out of 37,500 total items produced) targets worked out for 50%% improvements.